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Full coverage· Security· Updated

UK Denies Broadening Arms Export Restrictions on Israel

A British government source denied reports that the UK has broadened restrictions on arms exports to Israel. The denial comes after a minister stated over 80 licenses related to Gaza had been refused or suspended, with new policies targeting exports contributing to the occupation.

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UK Denies Broadening Arms Export Restrictions on Israel
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What happened

  1. 01UK official denies reports of expanded arms export restrictions to Israel.
  2. 02Over 80 export licenses related to Gaza have been suspended or refused.
  3. 03New policy targets arms exports that materially contribute to the occupation.
  4. 04Previous restrictions in September 2024 affected about 30 licenses.
  5. 05Minister Doughty clarified disagreements are with Israeli government actions, not Israel.
  6. 06PM Netanyahu had previously called initial restrictions 'shameful'.

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