The World Bank acknowledges there is a water crisis in the Gaza Strip, but it blames overpumping—not the Israeli occupation. For information of Israel’s preemptive pumping of Gaza’s aquifer, see Sustainable Management of the West
Published : 18 December 2016In the West Bank’s Wadi al-Malih, Palestinian farmers and residents are experiencing Israel’s military training as a tool of displacement. Israeli policies of holding military training in the middle of populated areas continues and has, once
Published : 17 December 2016Following the Money: Illuminating the path to justice for global land grabs This year, our organization, Inclusive Development International, launched the Follow the Money initiative – a new tool to fight land grabs and other
Published : 16 December 2016Fear of violence rises as residents of illegal Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank reject relocation offer. The Jewish settlers of the illegal Amona outpost in the occupied West Bank have rejected a proposal to
Published : 15 December 2016Iraq’s agricultural industry has been pillaged and its farmers devastated, but it’s still free of GMO seeds. When a video clip of a 2008 presentation on Iraq’s seed industry went viral earlier this year, Dr.
Published : 15 December 2016Mosul Dam’s collapse “will be worse than a nuclear bomb.” Warnings by scientists and environmentalists about an imminent collapse are dismissed by Iraqi officials as far-fetched. As Iraqi forces continue their military operation to take Mosul
Published : 11 December 20162015 had been the worst year on record for killings of land and environmental defenders who are struggling to protect land, forests and rivers from privately interested takers. But, in 2016, roughly 16 land rights
Published : 10 December 2016JERUSALEM—A mapping exercise carried out by OCHA indicates that at least 180 Palestinian households in East Jerusalem have eviction cases filed against them. Most of these cases were initiated by Israeli settler organizations, based on
Published : 30 November 2016For the second year in a row, the Moroccan government has spent most of the EU`s fish sector support on the development of the fishing industry in occupied Western Sahara. And the EU was fully
Published : 24 November 2016