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UK High Court Hearing on F-35 Parts Supply to Israel Amid Gaza Conflict

The UK government defends its continued supply of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel amidst legal challenges concerning human rights violations in Gaza.


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In a High Court hearing, the UK government is challenged over its export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, linked to human rights abuses in Gaza. Human rights groups argue this violates domestic and international law, while the government claims that stopping exports could destabilize global security. The hearing, set for four days, follows reports of thousands killed in Gaza since conflict escalated in October 2023, raising concerns about the UK’s role in the conflict.

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Human rights organizations are pursuing legal action against the UK government to halt the supply of F-35 components to Israel, linking them to alleged war crimes in Gaza.

The UK has reportedly created loopholes to continue supplying components used in military operations, despite a significant loss of civilian lives in Gaza indicating potential complicity in violations of international law.

The ongoing conflict has led to a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with calls for accountability from both the UK and Israeli governments regarding their roles in the conflict.

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