As public support for the Israeli Occupation shows signs of weakening in the U.S., critics of “Israel” are increasingly accusing pro-”Israel” lobbying groups of seeking to entrench their influence within American institutions through legislation and defense partnerships.

Since Operation al-Aqsa Flood and the devastating Israeli war on Gaza that followed, U.S. military assistance to "Israel" has ballooned, totaling more than $21.7 billion in weapons and military hardware, according to Brown University’s Costs of War project.

In the UK, one of the most heavily involved European countries in supporting the Israeli Occupation both militarily and politically, Palestine Action has emerged as a leading force in civil resistance against "Israel."

The Libyan government is seeking to reinforce its military and institutional footing—turning once again to Ankara with a newly signed strategic agreement aimed at rebuilding the Libyan armed forces.

For the first time in “the history” of the Israeli Occupation’s judiciary, judges are under extraordinary pressure after direct intervention by U.S. President Donald Trump, who demanded the closure of the corruption case against PM Benjamin Netanyahu.