1.) Alma Center report: Behind Hezbollah’s Finances: The People, Companies, and Institutions Behind Its Financial Network
In recent years, the Alma Research and Education Center has published several articles on Hezbollah’s financial network, covering, among other topics, Al-Qard Al-Hassan, Bayt al-Mal, the Central Finance Unit, and several key figures within the network.
The sanctions do not indicate the establishment of new financial infrastructure. Rather, they publicly expose the organizational structure of Hezbollah’s financing mechanism and the methods it has developed over the years to circumvent sanctions and continue operating within the Lebanese and international financial systems.
This is one of Hezbollah’s most important sources of strength, enabling the organization to finance not only its military activities, but also its welfare network, propaganda apparatus, reconstruction efforts, procurement, and force build-up.
2.) NGO Monitor report: Imported Influence: Foreign Funding, Regulatory Black Holes and Extremist Connections of the Post-October 7 UK Protest Infrastructure
The extensive protests that began on 7 October 2023 have had significant destabilising effects in the UK. They have exacerbated political and societal polarisation, leading to exponential increases in acts of incitement, discrimination and violence. Much of this hate has been directed at the UK’s Jewish community.
The protests have been widely portrayed in the media as grassroots and spontaneous. In reality, they are professionally organised and are part of a well-funded, coordinated global advocacy network.
This report presents a structured mapping of 40 major post-October 7th protests and mobilisation campaigns in the United Kingdom.
3.) COGAT publishes a new report: Humanitarian Situation Report During the Ceasefire October 2025 – June 2026
In light of the attempts by Hamas and other parties to misrepresent the humanitarian situation in Gaza since the start of the ceasefire, COGAT is publishing a comprehensive report today to present a full picture of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip to the international community. The report is based on information received from international organizations, the UN, online reports, and studies conducted by professionals and experts in the humanitarian field.
4.) The group EIGHT, whose mission is to advance independent oversight and transparent standards within the human rights NGO sector, published a report called Insiders Speak: NGO Antisemitism, Failed Accountability & Social Cohesion
This 63-page submission represents the first independent and extensive account of how the human rights and humanitarian NGO sector has failed to uphold the values it exists to promote, drawn primarily from the first-hand experiences of professionals from within it.
EiGHT submits that this combination of substantial influence and limited accountability has produced inadequate institutional responses to antisemitism, and to practices that actively undermine social cohesion.
