UN Expands Settlements Blacklist
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GENEVA, Sept 25 - The United Nations human rights office issued a list on Friday adding 61 more companies operating in Israeli West Bank settlements, which the global body considers illegal.
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The Israeli mission called the database “a political tool employed by the Office of the High Commissioner to advance a smear campaign against business enterprises that committed no wrongdoing.”
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The United Nations human rights office updated its list to include 61 more companies operating in Israeli West Bank settlements, bringing the total to 214 firms from Israel and ten other countries. The database targets businesses involved in sectors such as energy, food, hospitality, transport, and agriculture, aiming to pressure Israel over settler expansion in Palestinian territory. Israel criticized the list…
UN expands list of companies linked to Israeli settlements →The United Nations Human Rights Office announced on Friday that it had expanded its list of companies allegedly tied to violations of Palestinian rights by adding 61 more firms connected to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. This update reflects ongoing concerns over business activities related to these settlements, which the U.N. deems illegal under international law.
UN adds 61 companies to settlements blacklist over alleged Palestinian rights violations →The United Nations human rights office has expanded its list of companies involved in illegal Israeli settlement activities in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem by adding 61 more firms, bringing the total to 214 businesses from 11 countries. The report details that these companies engage in at least one of ten prohibited activities such as facilitating construction or providing services to settlements. This…
UN expands list of firms involved in illegal Israeli settlement activities →The UN human rights office has added 61 more companies to its blacklist for alleged involvement in violating Palestinian human rights through ties with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, bringing the total number of listed firms to 214 across 11 countries. This move aims to publicly shame businesses linked to the settlements rather than impose legal penalties; however, Israel strongly rejects these…
UN adds 61 firms to settlements blacklist over alleged human rights violations against Palestinians →On September 26, 2026, the United Nations' Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights released an annual report adding 61 companies to a blacklist tracking business activities in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem. The database now includes 214 companies from eleven countries, including major firms like Motorola and travel platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com. Israel's mission to the UN criticized the…
UN adds over 60 companies to Israel blacklist →Analysis
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- 25 Sep
GENEVA, Sept 25 - The United Nations human rights office issued a list on Friday adding 61 more companies operating in Israeli West Bank settlements, which the global body considers illegal.
- 26 Sep
“This database is meant to serve as a blacklist against businesses that have committed no wrongdoing,” the Israeli diplomatic mission in Geneva said in a statement.
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26 Sep UN adds over 60 companies to Israel blacklistOn September 26, 2026, the United Nations' Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights released an annual report adding 61 companies to a blacklist tracking business activities in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem. The database now includes 214 companies from eleven countries, including major firms like Motorola and travel platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com. Israel's mission to the UN criticized the…New York Post
26 Sep UN adds 61 firms to settlements blacklist over alleged human rights violations against PalestiniansThe UN human rights office has added 61 more companies to its blacklist for alleged involvement in violating Palestinian human rights through ties with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, bringing the total number of listed firms to 214 across 11 countries. This move aims to publicly shame businesses linked to the settlements rather than impose legal penalties; however, Israel strongly rejects these…The Guardian
25 Sep UN expands list of firms involved in illegal Israeli settlement activitiesThe United Nations human rights office has expanded its list of companies involved in illegal Israeli settlement activities in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem by adding 61 more firms, bringing the total to 214 businesses from 11 countries. The report details that these companies engage in at least one of ten prohibited activities such as facilitating construction or providing services to settlements. This…Al Jazeera
25 Sep UN adds 61 companies to settlements blacklist over alleged Palestinian rights violationsThe United Nations Human Rights Office announced on Friday that it had expanded its list of companies allegedly tied to violations of Palestinian rights by adding 61 more firms connected to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. This update reflects ongoing concerns over business activities related to these settlements, which the U.N. deems illegal under international law.Toronto Star25 Sep UN expands list of companies linked to Israeli settlementsThe United Nations human rights office updated its list to include 61 more companies operating in Israeli West Bank settlements, bringing the total to 214 firms from Israel and ten other countries. The database targets businesses involved in sectors such as energy, food, hospitality, transport, and agriculture, aiming to pressure Israel over settler expansion in Palestinian territory. Israel criticized the list…The Straits Times
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