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Elbit Systems: Israel’s largest arms company sells weapon systems and cyber technology worldwide
The firm from Haifa is a global market leader in drones and broadly positioned in the business of military technology. It profits from worldwide rearmament – and from wars such as in Gaza. Elbit Systems, based in Haifa, is Israel’s… Further reading
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Protest camp in Ulm: ‘Elbit Systems enables the genocide in Gaza’
Jackie Andres on the policy of the Israeli arms company, the campaign ‘Shut Elbit Down Germany’ and criticism of it Why are there protests again this week in front of Elbit Systems in Ulm? Because Elbit Systems is one of… Further reading
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Don’t insure with Allianz: Campaign against Gaza war calls to withdraw from deals with Israel
With multi-billion investments, insurers such as Allianz and Axa fuel Israel’s war in Gaza – and the climate crisis. The UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine has also drawn attention to this. A new campaign called ‘No Allianz with Genocide’ aims… Further reading
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Activist arrested for research on police spies: Jorge Jiménez from Madrid exposed undercover cops
The Spanish activist Jorge Jiménez has been researching undercover cops in social movements for years. Now he is himself under investigation – including on charges of breach of secrecy. Since 2022, twelve undercover investigators active in social and political movements… Further reading
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Deadly police shootings in Amsterdam: Sammy Baker’s family from Germany forces prosecution of officers
The parents of Sammy Baker, who was killed by Amsterdam police officers in 2020, are not giving up: With the help of several expert reports, they want to force criminal prosecution of the perpetrators. On August 13, 2020, 23-year-old Sammy… Further reading
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Snitch in left-wing movements in France exposed: He is said to have operated in Germany and Belgium as well
A police snitch is said to have infiltrated far-left and ecological groups in France, Germany and Belgium for over three years. At times, he was in contact with his handlers on a daily basis. For at least three years, a… Further reading