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Data and official documents have revealed that the American airline "United Airlines" has resumed transporting military equipment and spare parts destined for Israel aboard passenger flights, after a shutdown that lasted over six months due to the war with Iran. Investigations showed that nearly 3,000 military shipments—including spare parts for F-35 fighter jets, components for warplanes, and tanks—were transported across 160 flights over seven months, from July 2025 to February 2026. The majority of these shipments are directed to major Israeli military companies, such as Elbit Systems, and are carried via domestic and international air routes from various U.S. cities to Tel Aviv, utilizing civilian infrastructure to move military equipment. This raises legal and ethical questions about the involvement of American companies in transporting military gear to Israel during ongoing conflicts.
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