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West Bank raids, crackdown & settlement surge

135 clusters · 524 sources · last updated

Latest: Ireland Enacts Law Banning Imports of Israeli Settlement Products, Praised by Palestinian Officials

From late July 2026 the Israeli‑Palestinian conflict in the occupied West Bank entered a new phase of violence. After coordinated raids that felled olive trees, demolished homes and killed several Palestinians in village

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US‑Iran war escalates, casualties rise

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Latest: Iran and Oman negotiate Strait of Hormuz navigation in Tehran

The United States has maintained its naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and nightly air‑strike campaigns against Iranian targets. After President Donald Trump announced a policy to seize Iranian assets to cover comme

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International Stabilisation Force in Gaza

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Latest: Israel approves limited international troop deployment to Gaza

At the end of June 2026, the Board of Peace reported that the first tactical vehicles for an International Stabilisation Force arrived at the “Endurance” logistics hub near the Kerem Shalom crossing. The force was being

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NYC Mayor Mamdani: ICC arrest calls, backlash and US‑Israel

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Latest: Benjamin Netanyahu calls New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's ICC arrest demand 'hate‑fomenting' and war‑crimes charges bogus

Mayor Zohran Mamdani kept pressing for New York City to act on the International Criminal Court warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu through late July 2026. On July 20 he clarified that the city lacks au

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Israeli police arrests over West Bank settlement protests

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Latest: Israel police arrest nine protesters in Tel Aviv over West Bank settler violence

On 30 June 2026 Israeli border police, civil‑administration officials and heavy equipment demolished a family farm in the Gush Etzion bloc of the West Bank. The raid destroyed the house, a shed and a water tank, sparking

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Israel Gaza settlement push intensifies ahead of elections

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Latest: Netanyahu Faces Right‑Wing Push for New Israeli Settlements in Gaza

After late‑June and July announcements outlining three new Nahal outposts on former 2005 settlement sites, the settlement agenda accelerated. On 25 July Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the plans were ready and tha

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Trump‑mediated Ukraine peace push – July 24‑28 2026

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Latest: Benjamin Netanyahu to meet Donald Trump in Washington amid Iran conflict

Following the July 21‑22 call between Trump‑appointed envoys and Kyiv, the United States and Ukraine refined a framework that includes a limited air‑ceasefire and a pathway to renewed talks with Moscow. By July 24 the Wh

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ICC removes chief prosecutor Khan, succession underway

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Latest: International Criminal Court removes chief prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations

On 24 July 2026 the Assembly of States Parties of the International Criminal Court voted to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan. Eighty‑two of the 125 member states supported the motion, with 13 voting against and 1

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US campaign to weaken ICC escalates

15 clusters · 199 sources · last updated

Latest: Netanyahu and Rubio plan to dismantle International Criminal Court

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has led a U.S. effort, begun in July 2025, to curtail the International Criminal Court through travel bans, visa restrictions and sanctions on ICC officials and civil‑society actors. A Manh

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