Who Profits From The Occupation?

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Israeli and international corporations are directly involved in the occupation: in the construction of Israeli colonies and infrastructure in the occupied territories, in the settlements’ economy, in building walls and checkpoints, in the supply of specific equipment used in the control and repression of the civilian population under occupation.

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Spotlight Company

January Press Release: A New Online Directory The Coalition of Women for Peace in Israel launches a groundbreaking new database of companies

The Settlement Industry

Israeli and international companies in the settlements, those constructing settlements and infrastructure or those sustaining the settlements.

Economic Exploitation

Israeli companies that gain advantages from the special conditions of the occupation in exploiting Palestinian resources, markets and labour.

Control of Population


Companies involved in the Wall and checkpoints regime, in supplying equipment, knowhow and services in the repression of the occupied population.

NOTE: The following video was not part of the above article, and was independently included by me.

Landscapes Of Occupation In Palestine

Ex-Communicated tells the story of Israeli occupation in Palestine through the genre of landscape and the perspective of a camera lens. In his series of remarkable photographs, Gary Fields, a professor of communication at the University of California, San Diego takes us behind the walls, gates, and fences of this deliberately fragmented geography in revealing Palestinian life under Israeli military rule. What he shows in these images is how the forces of occupation use the landscape as an instrument of control over Palestinians and a mechanism for dispossessing them of land and property. Much of this story is untold and largely unseen. These photos convey forcefully how the process of enclosure on the landscape has “ex-communicated” Palestinians, immobilizing them into ever-diminishing spaces, while at the same time inspiring them into heroic acts of peaceful resistance.