Occupation Watch
Contracts, filings, footage, and records that show how the occupation is fought, funded, and sold — ranked by the strength of the file, not the news cycle.
Senator Chris Van Hollen called Netanyahu a 'wanted war criminal' and 'chronic liar' as Manhattan braces for protests during his UN General Assembly address.
Israeli forces shot dead a 29-year-old Palestinian near Ramallah after a car-ramming wounded the son of Israel's US ambassador; his body was reportedly withheld.
A Florida attorney filed a judicial complaint against U.S. District Judge Roy Altman, alleging he used his chambers and clerks to promote Israel and disparage Palestinian symbols.
UN human rights office expands its settlement-linked company database to 214 firms, adding ADAMA, Alony Hetz and Salvat Logistica; Israel rejects the list as biased.
British charities sent $1.3m to an East Jerusalem yeshiva now cleared to build an 11-storey campus in Sheikh Jarrah, on land occupied since 1967.
A UK pre-inquest review names IDF Colonel Nochi Mendel as an interested person in the deaths of three British aid workers killed in April 2024 Gaza drone strikes.
Taybeh's mayor says the town is documenting settler attacks and land seizures to pursue civil lawsuits in US courts against settlers and American settlement supporters.
Tax filings show Robert Kraft's foundation gave hundreds of thousands to Friends of the IDF, AIPAC's super PAC, and Israel-advocacy groups while he pledges $2 million 'for Palestinians.'
A leaked Israeli ministry letter names Oxfam, Save the Children, MAP and Palestine Action for entry bans, issued the day the UK banned settlement imports.
The Trump administration has informally notified Congress of a $2.8bn sale of 40,000 large bombs to Israel, reviving a munition Biden once paused over civilian harm.
Israeli checkpoints around Nablus have cut a dairy factory's sales by up to 40%, part of a documented $16.8 million monthly drag on the West Bank economy.
Columbia's tax filings show $175,000 to AIPAC-linked groups and $7,200 to the ADL as the university suspended pro-Palestine student organizations and called in police.
