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France Blocks Military Parts Shipment for Israeli Firm Elbit Systems

A shipment of military parts for Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems was blocked in France by trade unions and pro-Palestinian activists at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The components were rerouted after an initial flight was allegedly canceled, leading to a boycott of loading onto an El Al flight.

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  1. 01Trade unions and pro-Palestinian activists blocked military parts for Elbit Systems at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
  2. 02The parts were intended for Elbit Systems Land, which manufactures components for armored vehicles.
  3. 03Air France denied a booking for the parts, while activists presented documentation of a rerouted flight.
  4. 04Union leaders demanded a complete ban on exporting the equipment from France.
  5. 05French authorities stated military exports are strictly regulated and require guarantees of defensive use.

French authorities are investigating the legality of the export, while Israeli officials are negotiating to release the shipment.

Translated and summarized by baba from Mignews, the latest report. Read Mignews’s original

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