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Second UK Healthcare Body Cuts Ties With Israeli Drugmaker Teva
A major British pharmacy body has ended its sponsorship agreement with Teva UK, the British subsidiary of Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva Pharmaceuticals.
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Israeli authorities force Jerusalem resident Hani al-Salaymeh to vacate his home and his parents’ home in Wadi Qaddum, Silwan, ahead of their demolition over alleged unlicensed construction.
Al-Salaymeh lives with his wife and four children in a 100-square-meter home built in 2002. His parents live in the second house, which measures 60 square meters.
Al-Salaymeh lives with his wife and four children in a 100-square-meter home built in 2002. His parents live in the second house, which measures 60 square meters.
Israeli authorities demolished 80 homes and a mosque in the Negev village of Al-Dahiya, displacing 300 Palestinians under the pretext of missing building permits—which rights groups note are virtually impossible for Bedouin communities to obtain.
Reflecting systematic displacement across the West Bank and East Jerusalem, this destruction leaves Al-Dahiya residents without shelter or a place of worship in an immediate humanitarian crisis.
Reflecting systematic displacement across the West Bank and East Jerusalem, this destruction leaves Al-Dahiya residents without shelter or a place of worship in an immediate humanitarian crisis.
Over 90% of businesses gone. Production down by 94%. GDP per capita collapsed to $212.
A new UNCTAD report unveils the unprecedented economic erasure in Gaza—reducing a productive economy to near-total dependency on humanitarian aid, with estimated reconstruction costs reaching $71.5 Billion.
Swipe through the slides for key statistics on the scale of systemic destruction.
A new UNCTAD report unveils the unprecedented economic erasure in Gaza—reducing a productive economy to near-total dependency on humanitarian aid, with estimated reconstruction costs reaching $71.5 Billion.
Swipe through the slides for key statistics on the scale of systemic destruction.
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A damning Haaretz investigation exposes Israeli prisons like Megiddo, Ketziot, and Ofer as systematic torture centers where detainees face deliberate starvation, brutal assaults, and weaponized medical neglect. With over 100 detainee deaths documented since October 2023, torturers operate with absolute impunity while far-right officials openly exploit human degradation as a political campaign tool.
Over the past three years, the Palestinian Information Center Mu’ta reported that Israeli forces and settlers carried out 11,620 property destruction and demolition operations throughout Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank, underscoring the severe and ongoing escalation of community, livelihood, and home destructions.
Three years of Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip have pushed the Palestinian private sector toward economic collapse, leaving more than 80% of its workers unable to work as widespread destruction, Israeli restrictions on essential supplies, and severe shortages of financial resources continue to obstruct recovery.
Israeli Order 5787–2026 imposes a 3-year access blockade on Jenin through January 2028, overriding passage permits and blocking civilian vehicles across all key gates into Jenin Camp and transit corridors.
By barring families from moving belongings, inspecting damaged homes, or transporting construction materials, the order prolongs mass displacement and halts essential reconstruction.
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By barring families from moving belongings, inspecting damaged homes, or transporting construction materials, the order prolongs mass displacement and halts essential reconstruction.
Swipe through for the full timeline and map breakdown.