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"It's the laundry machine of the Israeli government." The former chairman of the World Zionist Organization tells us how its Settlement Division operates. Watch our full investigation below 👇

Palestinians in the occupied West Bank face daily harassment and attacks from Israeli settlers and the army. And, as they did in Gaza, soldiers regularly post videos of themselves online.

Israeli pro-settler organisations tell undercover Al Jazeera reporters how Western donors can evade charity law, help fund campaigns to demolish Palestinian homes and provide military grade security equipment to illegal settlements in the occupied West bank.

"You're a foreigner, you don't have to pay purchase taxes." Our undercover reporter speaks to the Israeli real estate agents aggressively marketing properties on occupied land to Westerners.

Israeli pro-settler organisations tell undercover Al Jazeera reporters how Western donors can evade charity law, help fund campaigns to demolish Palestinian homes and provide military grade security equipment to illegal settlements in the occupied West bank.

The blood of our martyred journalists in Gaza has not yet dried before the Israeli occupation forces committed another crime against Al Jazeera cameraman Mohammed Salama, together with three other photojournalists.

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"We didn't accept compensation. We didn't accept the proposal of coming here." The family of a teenager killed during #Bangladesh's 2024 student protests says they refused a meeting with then-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who they hold responsible for his death.

Global condemnation grows after Palestinians held funerals for five Al Jazeera journalists killed by Israel in Gaza, with the UN calling it a “grave breach of international humanitarian law.” 🔴 Follow our LIVE coverage: aje.io/9f0y06

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17-year-old Nafisa marched with thousands on the prime minister's residence on August 5, 2024 - the deadliest day of the Bangladesh uprising. She cheered with the crowds as Sheikh Hasina resigned, but never made it home. Her final call still haunts her father. #Hasina36July

Al Jazeera Media Network urgently calls upon the journalistic community, press freedom organisations, and relevant legal bodies to take decisive action to halt the forced starvation and crimes against journalists and media professionals in Gaza.

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Exclusive: The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) has frozen assets of Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, #Bangladesh's former land minister and a close ally of #SheikhHasina. An earlier I-Unit investigation revealed he owned more than 350 properties in the UK. www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/6/...

UK crime agency freezes assets of disgraced Sheikh Hasina ally

Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, former land minister, was featured in Al Jazeera’s investigation, The Minister’s Millions.

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