BIHR Contributes to the 2026 Kairos Palestine Easter Alert
BIHR is proud to contribute to the 2026 Kairos Palestine Easter Alert. In this year’s message, Dalia Qumsieh, provides a critical update on the illegal settlement […]
Read More →BIHR is proud to contribute to the 2026 Kairos Palestine Easter Alert. In this year’s message, Dalia Qumsieh, provides a critical update on the illegal settlement […]
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With the outbreak of the regional war launched by Israel and the United States against Iran, and with Israelis seeking refuge in shelters and fortified […]
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On 9 March 2026, Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir announced an expansion of the criteria for issuing firearm licenses to include all “Jewish […]
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Since the outbreak of the war between the US, Israel, and Iran, the West Bank has witnessed a marked escalation in arrest campaigns, night raids, […]
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On 25 February 2026, BIHR held an emergency diplomatic briefing addressing the newly legalized illegal Israeli settlement “Yatziv” in Beit Sahour and the escalating patterns […]
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In early February 2026, BIHR’s Founder and Director, Dalia Qumsieh, participated in a week-long advocacy visit to the United Kingdom at the invitation of CAFOD. […]
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On 15 February 2026, the Israeli government issued an administrative decision mandating the registration of vast areas of land in the West Bank as “state […]
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Israel’s security cabinet has approved 7 new significant policy and legislative measures that further entrench Israel’s annexation over the occupied West Bank, particularly through settlement […]
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In 2024, Israeli authorities have approved the formal establishment of what was previously known as the “Nahal Heletz outpost,” now promoted as the “Bar Kochba” […]
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In early January 2026, Israeli authorities formally notified Palestinian communities, including the Municipality of al-Ezariyeh and residents of Bedouin communities in Jabal al-Baba and Wadi […]
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