UN adds 61 companies to list of firms tied to illegal Israeli settlements, bringing total to 214
NEW YORK CITY: The UN Human Rights Office on Friday added 61 companies to its database of businesses involved with illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory. The total number of companies on the list now stands at 214, from 11 countries. Of those, 200 were found to be contrib
UN Settlement Database Expansion
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Database Expansion: The UN Human Rights Office added 61 companies to its database of businesses tied to illegal Israeli settlements.
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Total Count: The total number of listed companies has increased to 214 entities.
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Geographic Scope: The companies identified in the database originate from 11 different countries.
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Settlement Status: The listed companies are documented as being involved in activities within occupied Palestinian territory.
Corporate & Regulatory Impact
Companies included in the database face increased transparency scrutiny regarding their operations in occupied territories.
The expanded list provides institutional data for firms assessing risk and compliance related to settlement activities.
Policy Radar: Ongoing Monitoring
- Future updates to the UN Human Rights Office database
- Company responses to inclusion on the updated list
Database Overview FAQs
How many companies are currently in the UN database? ▾
There are currently 214 companies listed in the database.
What is the criteria for inclusion in this list? ▾
Companies are included due to their involvement with illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory.
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