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UK Triples Blocked Arms Export Licenses to Israel Amid Gaza Policy Shift

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The UK has nearly tripled its blocked arms export licenses to Israel, refusing or suspending over 80 since September 2024 due to concerns over international humanitarian law violations in Gaza. While most components are affected, F-35 parts in the international supply chain remain largely exempt.

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  • UK triples blocked arms export licenses to Israel, now over 80.
  • New policy assesses exports against humanitarian law and Israeli presence legality.
  • F-35 components in international supply chain remain largely exempt.
  • Restrictions follow earlier suspension of around 30 licenses in September 2024.
  • UK government cites potential violations of international humanitarian law.
  • Policy shift reflects a tougher stance on Israeli government actions.
UK Triples Blocked Arms Export Licenses to Israel Amid Gaza Policy Shift
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