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UN expands list of companies linked to Israeli settlements to 214

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The UN human rights office published an updated list on Friday, September 25, adding 61 companies to its database of businesses tied to Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The total now stands at 214 firms from 11 countries, the vast majority Israeli. Newly added companies include Israeli pesticides maker ADAMA, part of Chinese-owned Syngenta Group, Israeli real estate investment holding company Alony Hetz, and Spain's Salvat Logistica. Five companies were removed from the previous list of 158, including one Israeli and two Spanish firms. The database, first released in 2020, still includes companies such as Airbnb, Booking, Expedia, Motorola and TripAdvisor. The list is considered highly sensitive as firms could face boycotts or divestment pressure over settlement expansion in territory home to over 3 million Palestinians. Israel contests the database, arguing that companies operating legally are being unfairly punished. Two French companies, Egis and its subsidiary Egis Rail, remain on the list, as they were in 2025.

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Outlets: 17. Countries: 10. Facts in the shared core: 8.

Publication timeline

  1. · Asharq Al-Awsat (outlet profile)

    UN Identifies 214 Firms Linked to Israeli Settlements

  2. · Al-Monitor (outlet profile)

    UN expands list of companies linked to Israeli settlements. By Emma Farge GENEVA, Sept 25 (Reuters) - The United Nations human rights office issued a list on Friday adding 61more companies operating in Israeli West Bank…

  3. · Le Monde (outlet profile)

    Cisjordanie : 214 entreprises liées aux colonies israéliennes placées sur la liste de l’ONU. Deux entreprises françaises y figurent, les mêmes qu’en 2025 : Egis et sa filiale Egis Rail.

  4. · The Jerusalem Post (outlet profile)

    UN expands list of companies linked to Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The UN human rights office added 61 companies to its database of businesses tied to Israeli settlements in the West Bank, bringing the total t…

  5. · The Independent (outlet profile)

    UN adds 61 companies to settlements blacklist over alleged Palestinian rights violations. The U.N. human rights office has added 61 more companies to a blacklist for alleged involvement in violating Palestinian rights t…

  6. · UOL (outlet profile)

    ONU eleva para 214 número de empresas ligadas a assentamentos israelenses. A ONU publicou, nesta sexta-feira (25), uma atualização de sua lista de empresas vinculadas aos assentamentos de Israel em território palestino,…

  7. · The National (UAE) (outlet profile)

    UN list of companies involved in West Bank settlements grows by a third

  8. · Politika (outlet profile)

    На црној листи због пословања у израелским насељима на Западној обали још 61 компанија. Израел сматра да се неправедно кажњавају компаније које раде легално

  9. · O Globo (outlet profile)

    ONU eleva para 214 número de empresas ligadas a assentamentos israelenses em território palestino. A ONU publicou, nesta sexta-feira, uma atualização de sua lista de empresas vinculadas aos assentamentos de Israel em te…

  10. · El Economista (outlet profile)

    La ONU eleva a 214 el número de empresas vinculadas a los asentamientos israelíes. La ONU publicó este viernes una actualización de su lista de empresas vinculadas con los asentamientos de Israel en territorio palestino…

  11. · Le Parisien (outlet profile)

    « Les entreprises ont des responsabilités » : l’ONU recense désormais 214 entreprises liées aux colonies israéliennes

  12. · Al Jazeera (outlet profile)

    UN expands list of firms involved in illegal Israeli settlement activities. With addition of 61 more companies, the list now includes 214 businesses in 11 countries, most of them Israeli.

  13. · RTS (outlet profile)

    Иран: Отварамо Ормуз чим САД прихвате предлог; УН шире списак компанија у израелским насељима на Западној обали. Техеран неће показати никакву флексибилност у вези са својим нуклеарним програмом, чак и ако САД прихвате…

  14. · Middle East Eye (outlet profile)

    UN adds 61 new Israeli companies operating in illegal West Bank settlements. UN adds 61 new Israeli companies operating in illegal West Bank settlements The United Nations human rights office issued a list on Friday add…

  15. · The Guardian (outlet profile)

    UN adds 61 companies to settlements blacklist over alleged Palestinian human rights violations. Human rights council names and shames businesses with ties to illegal Israeli settlements in West Bank The UN human rights…

  16. · L'Humanité (outlet profile)

    Liste noire de l’ONU : le haut commissaire épingle les multinationales complices de l’apartheid en Cisjordanie occupée. Le Haut-Commissariat de l’ONU aux droits de l’homme vient d’ajouter 61 nouvelles entreprises à sa l…

  17. · Politika (outlet profile)

    УН: још 61 фирма под лупом због веза са израелским насељима. Најновији извештај долази у тренутку када су израелска насеља на палестинским територијама поново под лупом јавности

  18. · Sputnik Srbija (outlet profile)

    УН додале 61 компанију на црну листу због пословања са израелским насељима на Западној обали. Канцеларија Уједињених нација за људска права додала је још 61 компанију на црну листу фирми за које се наводи да учествују у…

Factual core

  • The UN database now lists 214 companies linked to Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
  • The UN considers Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory illegal under international law.
  • The blacklist targets multinational corporations complicit in the Israeli occupation of the West Bank.
  • The list was compiled by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
  • The UN urged these companies to review their business activities in the settlements.
  • The database now includes 214 firms.
  • The UN statement 'Les entreprises ont des responsabilités' was made in connection with the database.
  • The database lists companies involved in construction, security, and other sectors in the settlements.

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