https://ismfrance.org/index.php/2025/05/26/le-genocide-israelien-a-gaza-est-une-guerre-contre-la-demographie/

An undercover investigation by Al Jazeera reveals how western donors evade charity law to provide aid to illegal Israeli settlements.

Since October 7, 2023, Israel has killed more than 1,000 Palestinians in the West Bank. More than 230 of them are children. Attacks by settlers on rural Palestinian communities have increased, destroying property and capturing livestock, driving families from their homes. At the same time, the Israeli military has launched a large-scale assault on the densely populated Jenin refugee camp.

This film provides a comprehensive picture of the tactics the Israeli government uses to support the settlers and then, through infrastructure and building programmes, annex Palestinian land.
Western governments claim to oppose Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and uphold international law. However, undercover reporters from Al Jazeera expose how donors based in some Western countries fund the expansion of illegal settlements.

Al Jazeera journalists secretly film meetings with pro-settler organisations in Israel, claiming to be donors based in the UK looking to make large contributions to their projects. They’re told how funds can be paid as tax-deductible donations to charities in the UK and Canada who then pay the money on to their organisations. It is unlawful for charities in the UK and Canada to use donations to support the illegal settlement of the West Bank.

The Israeli organisations tell our undercover reporters how donations can be used to campaign for the demolition of Palestinian homes and provide military-grade security equipment such as drones and night vision cameras to settlers. We are also told that funds can be used to buy guns for settlers in occupied East Jerusalem and equipment for soldiers serving in the Israeli army.

The Israeli organisations are aware that their activities are considered unlawful in Canada and the UK and suggest ways to disguise the intended purpose of the donations, routing the funds through affiliated third parties and, in some cases, misreporting the true nature of their spending.

Charities in the UK and Canada are required to do extensive due diligence on how funds paid overseas are spent and to ensure they comply with the law. Al Jazeera’s evidence points to serious failings in this process.

The Turkish court, which is handling the case concerning the interception of the Sumud humanitarian flotilla, has issued an international arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu through Interpol channels.

Source 1: https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/118ca767_turkish_court_issued/

Source 2: https://www.turkishminute.com/2026/07/14/turkish-court-seeks-interpol-red-notice-for-netanyahu-over-sumud-flotilla-interception/

https://mondoweiss.net/2026/07/no-israel-does-not-have-a-right-to-exist-quite-the-contrary-actually/

The Australian federal court last Friday ruled against acclaimed pianist Jayson Gillham, who had brought a case against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) alleging that he was the subject of political discrimination. 

The case revolved around the MSO’s extraordinary actions in August 2024. At one of a series of scheduled performances that month, Gillham made comments introducing “Witness,” a composition by Connor D’Netto “dedicated to the journalists of Gaza.” Gillham noted that the murder of journalists was a war crime and referenced the unprecedented number of reporters who had been killed by Israel in the course of its onslaught against the Palestinians of Gaza.