Category: News

Al-Haq and Partners Launch Unprecedented Legal Action Against the Organiser of the Paris Air Show

On 9 December 2025, after two years of Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza, and with an independent UN Commission of Inquiry confirming that the State of Israel is ‘committing 
genocide‘, Al-Haq, Lawyers for Justice in the Middle East (AJPO), the French Jewish Union for Peace (UJFP), Survie, and NIDAL, supported in their legal strategy by Droit et Mouvements Sociaux (DMS), have filed a new civil lawsuit against the organisers of the Paris Air Show (SIAE).

New Report by Adalah: Over 30 new laws enacted by the Israeli Knesset since 7 October further entrench Apartheid and Jewish Ethno-National Supremacy

Over the past two years, the Israeli Knesset has passed dozens of new laws, the cumulative effect of which is to further entrench and deepen Israel’s regime of apartheid and repression over all Palestinians under its control – both in Israel and in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). Adalah’s new report, “Post-7 October: A New Wave of Anti-Palestinian Israeli Laws”, reviews key legislation passed between 7 October 2023 and 27 July 2025. The laws span multiple themes, including freedom of expression, protest, and thought; the right to citizenship and family life; equality and social rights; and the rights of detainees and prisoners. These new laws fundamentally violate the human rights of Palestinians. 

Gaza – The selective silence of the Academy

The AURDIP publishes and endorses the open letter “Gaza – The selective silence of the Academy,” addressed to the Academy of sciences. Signed to date by more than 500 academics and researchers, this letter denounces the stark contrast between the institution’s swift reaction in support of Ukrainian scientists and its silence in the face of the destruction of Gaza’s universities and the international crimes of which Palestinians are victims.  

The IDF Is Building A Fence Through the Jordan Valley, Cutting Off Palestinians From 11k Acres of Their Land

In order to construct a 22-km long ‘barrier,’ the IDF will demolish homes, sheep pens and infrastructure that ‘constitute an operational vulnerability,’ according to a military document. One of the villages will be entirely surrounded by the fence. Residents of the area were only given a few days to file objections