A UK-based publicly traded company that provides equipment and services in the fields of agriculture and construction. The company's equipment and machinery brands include Case IH, New Holland, STEYR and Raven.
CNH engineering machinery has been used in house demolitions in the occupied West Bank. The company's machinery has been previously used for the construction of settlements and related infrastructure, settlement industrial zones, and the Separation Wall.
On April 8, 2025, CASE machinery was documented in the demolition of homes in A-Samu’ town in Hebron Governorate in the occupied West Bank.
In February 2017, Case heavy machinery was documented at the construction site of the Nabi Elias Bypass Road, a settler road being built near the Palestinian village of Nabi Elias in the occupied West Bank. The bypass road involves the expropriation of 25 acres of Palestinian land, including a total 700 olive trees, belonging to the Palestinian villages of Izbat Tabib, Azzun, and Nabi Elias.
Services to settlements
In 2013, CASE wheel loaders were documented in expansion works of the Barkan Industrial Zone.
In 2012, CNH EX355 excavators were used during the construction of the settlement of Leshem in the occupied West Bank. In 2008, CNH EX355 excavator was documented during the construction of the Separation Wall in 2008 on the lands belonging to the Palestinian villages of Bidu, Bil’in and Ni’lin and uprooting an apricot and date orchard belonging to the Palestinian village of Artas, in order to expand the infrastructure of the Efrat settlement.
In 2010, CASE machinery was used in the construction of the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem A1 train, which crosses the Green Line into the occupied West Bank. For more on the A1 train see Who Profits report Crossing the Line: The Tel Aviv Jerusalem Fast Train (A1).
