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French Unions and Pro-Palestinian Groups Disrupt Military Cargo Shipment to Israel

French labor unions and anti-Israel organizations, including Urgence Palestine, claim to have blocked a shipment of military components destined for the Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems. The cargo, which reportedly contains mechanical components for Elbit's land systems division, was originally scheduled to fly from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday.

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French Unions and Pro-Palestinian Groups Disrupt Military Cargo Shipment to Israel
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  1. 01French labor unions and anti-Israel groups claim to have blocked a shipment of military components destined for Elbit Systems in Israel.
  2. 02The cargo reportedly contains mechanical components for Elbit's land systems division manufactured by the French company Mejano.
  3. 03Activists claim they prevented the shipment from being loaded onto an Air France flight from Paris on Thursday.
  4. 04Air France denied that the cargo was transported on its aircraft and stated it does not carry weapons or ammunition to Israel.
  5. 05The logistics company DSV reportedly rebooked the shipment on an El Al cargo flight scheduled for Saturday evening.
  6. 06Israeli security officials are reportedly involved in efforts to resolve the disruption in France.

According to the activist groups, the shipment was initially booked on an Air France flight, but their intervention led to the cancellation of the transport. Air France denied carrying the cargo, stating that it does not transport weapons or ammunition on its flights to Israel. Urgence Palestine, however, claims to possess evidence of the original booking, including the flight number and air waybill.

Following the disruption, the French manufacturer Mejano and the logistics company DSV reportedly rebooked the shipment on an El Al cargo flight scheduled for Saturday evening. The unions are calling on French authorities and airport management to halt the transport, declaring that France's obligations do not change with the airline. Israeli security officials are reportedly involved in efforts to resolve the disruption.

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