Construction materials giant still manages two Israeli plants on occupied Palestinian land. Read more about Is Mexico's Cemex concealing its role in Israel's war crimes? 

Mexican president forgives Netanyahu’s support for Trump’s border wall, embraces Israel. Read more about Israeli arms maker picked to build prototype of Trump's border wall 

Cemex remains an investor in a number of Israeli settlements. Read more about Mexican firm still abets Israel's crimes despite pulling out of West Bank quarry 

Stealing raw materials from the occupied West Bank involves the crime of pillage.  Read more about Mexican firm distorts law to justify plunder of Palestinian resources 

HeidelbergCement and Cemex are helping Israel plunder natural resources from the West Bank. Read more about German, Mexican firms blacklisted by Norway pension fund over Israeli occupation roles 

Pension funds in Sweden and the Netherlands are maintaining their ties to banks funding illegal projects in the occupied West Bank. Read more about Investing in Israeli settlements continues "cycle of violence" -- Desmond Tutu 

More than 80 percent of Palestinians employed in firms operating in Israeli settlements would quit their jobs if given an alternative. Read more about Settlement firms don't benefit Palestinians, says study  

Companies involved in the extraction of natural resources from occupied Palestinian land and the Syrian Golan Heights risk prosecution for the war crime of pillage – better known as plunder. “Corporate War Crimes, Prosecuting the Pillage of Natural Resources” gives guidance to explore options to hold business representatives to account. Read more about Plunder of Palestinian natural resources is "corporate war crime," manual explains