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“Israeli and international companies profit from, sustain and bolster Israel’s military-industrial complex. Systematic violence inflicted on Palestinian bodies also serves as a testing ground for such companies’ technology ”

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Greenwashing Dispossession: The Israeli Renewable Energy Industry and the Exploitation of Occupied Natural Resources

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Greenwashing Dispossession: The Israeli Renewable Energy Industry and the Exploitation of Occupied Natural Resources

In this update, Who Profits examines the growing Israeli renewable energy sector, contingent on the exploitation of occupied Palestinian and Syrian land and natural resources.  ...
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Developments in the Expansion of the JLR Network: The Blue Line

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Developments in the Expansion of the JLR Network: The Blue Line

Following Who Profits’ previous publication, Developments in the expansion of the JLR network: The J-Net project, this update presents recent developments and corporate complicity in the further expansion of the...
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The Companies Supplying Weapons to Israel’s Attack on Gaza

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The Companies Supplying Weapons to Israel’s Attack on Gaza

In this Update, Who Profits scrutinizes the use of commercially-manufactured weapons in Israel's 2023 unprecedented, deadly attack on Gaza, and the companies that supply them to the Israeli military. ...
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Flash Reports

Dried Up: Mekorot’s Involvement in the Israeli Occupation

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Dried Up: Mekorot’s Involvement in the Israeli Occupation

In this report, Who Profits highlights the role of Mekorot, Israel’s national water company, in facilitating the dispossession and displacement of Palestinian communities on both sides of the Green Line – an...
Dynamic Reports

The Role of Big Tech in the Israeli Occupation Economy

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Dynamic Reports

The Role of Big Tech in the Israeli Occupation Economy

Big Tech’s Multinational Corporations (MNCs) work to bolster the Israeli occupation economy through the provision of infrastructure, technology, knowledge, and products to both civil and military...
Flash Reports

Dispossession Through Bureaucracy in Occupied Jerusalem

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Flash Reports

Dispossession Through Bureaucracy in Occupied Jerusalem

In this update, Who Profits sheds light on Israel’s weaponization of bureaucratic processes to advance its long-standing agendas of illegal settlement expansion and Judaization, while at the same time controlling,...

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Greenwashing Dispossession: The Israeli Renewable Energy Industry and the Exploitation of Occupied Natural Resources

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