The Undeclared War on the West Bank

The West Bank is witnessing a war without formal declarations—fought through demolitions, land seizures, checkpoints, and settlement expansion. The Undeclared War on the West Bank is a Strategic Intelligence Report that dissects how administrative tools and security operations are being used to permanently alter demographics, mobility, and sovereignty across occupied territories.

This report consolidates recent operational patterns: large-scale demolitions in and around East Jerusalem, accelerated settlement growth since 1967, tightening security barriers, and the systematic use of evictions and land expropriation. It explains why these measures, often justified as security necessities, function cumulatively as instruments of territorial consolidation. Special focus is given to flashpoints such as Sheikh Jarrah, the role of the Wall and checkpoints in fragmenting Palestinian life, and the legal contestations that shape international reactions.

Beyond the ground reality, the report evaluates diplomatic fallout—UN resolutions, divided international responses, and the erosion of the two-state framework. Scenario analysis outlines what continued expansion means for regional stability, escalation risks, and global diplomatic positioning.

Built for policymakers, diplomats, security analysts, humanitarian planners, journalists, and geopolitical risk professionals, this product turns fragmented headlines into structured strategic clarity.

Wars don’t always begin with bombs—sometimes they unfold through policy. Following Global Eye Intelligence ensures you understand these shifts early, before faits accomplis harden into irreversible outcomes.