Court orders Netherlands to stop sending warplane parts to Israel
12 February 2024
Second Japanese firm cuts ties with Elbit, Israel’s biggest arms maker. Read more about Court orders Netherlands to stop sending warplane parts to Israel
12 February 2024
Second Japanese firm cuts ties with Elbit, Israel’s biggest arms maker. Read more about Court orders Netherlands to stop sending warplane parts to Israel
25 August 2023
Decision shields Israeli commanders from war crimes accountability. Read more about Bombing Palestinians is a "public function," top Dutch court rules
10 January 2023
Unions and rights groups in France and Palestine want retailer to cut ties end partnership with settlement profiteers. Read more about How Carrefour profits from Israel's war crimes
15 July 2022
“I hate the word Holocaust,” says Dutch activist Jaap Hamburger, who lost many relatives in the Nazi genocide. Read more about Don't single out Jews in the fight against bigotry
29 March 2022
“The Ziada family suffered a painful loss due to the decision of Israeli commanders to bomb civilian targets,” says Jacques Bude. Read more about Holocaust survivor backs war crimes case against Israel's Benny Gantz
7 March 2022
Smear campaign derails effort to shed light on ties with anti-Palestinian groups. Read more about Dutch universities boycott Russia, but bow to Israel lobby
10 February 2022
Ismail Ziada is seeking justice for family members killed in Israel’s 2014 attack on Gaza. Read more about Benny Gantz war crimes case will go to Dutch supreme court
7 December 2021
“In Gaza we are subjected to military slaughter and in The Hague we are subjected to a legal slaughter.” Read more about Dutch court upholds war crimes immunity for Israel's Benny Gantz
28 October 2021
The world’s top 11 arms exporters have all done business with parties to the war in Yemen. Read more about Weapons trade with Saudis and Israel must be disrupted
21 October 2021
Dozens of incidents include smear campaigns and threats of violence. Read more about How Dutch Israel lobby attacks free speech