International Court of Justice

Brussels officials are refusing to investigate why they approved a subsidy to a freight company bringing food from illegal colonies to Europe’s supermarkets.

Richard Falk’s report puts forward ample evidence that Israel commits the crime of apartheid against Palestinians.

Despite the absence of an intelligence-sharing agreement, Israel is taking part in many of Europol’s activities.

Well-known historian tells viewers to be “nearly silent” on Zionist crimes.

Brussels officials appear more interested in curing wrinkles than respecting international law.

Why are BBC presenters telling audiences that only part of the West Bank is occupied?

A few days after the new outpost was erected on the land of Jayyous, Caterpillar equipment paved the way for the wall’s new route.

An editor in the “journal of record” has defended how the paper apes Israeli references to “disputed territories.”

Eight years after it was declared illegal by the International Court of Justice, Israel’s wall in the West Bank is still being serviced by a British-Danish firm.