Europe's limited independence from Israel's security

The article addresses the contradiction between the European countries' publicly declared stance against Israel and their continued military cooperation with it. The lack of European alternatives for Israeli security technology has been a key factor in maintaining military ties, despite some countries imposing sanctions or reducing their political relations. It points out that countries like Spain, the Netherlands, and Finland continue to use Israeli military technologies and systems, even amidst rhetoric urging a boycott, due to the absence of suitable European substitutes. Additionally, it highlights the increase in Israeli defense exports, which reached $19.2 billion—a growth of approximately 30%. The reason is that political tensions do not affect security cooperation, as this is maintained to preserve national interests and avoid risks related to leaks or technological vulnerabilities.

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