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Britain denies over 80 military export licenses to Israel
The Jewish Chronicle revealed that the British government has suspended or rejected over 80 export licenses for military equipment to Israel, which could be used by the occupation army in the war against Gaza. The restrictions London imposed on military exports have expanded; after suspending around 30 licenses in September 2024, the number has increased by more than 50 additional applications, without specifying the types of weapons involved. British Minister of State for the Middle East, Stephen Doughty, confirmed that the assessment includes verifying that the weapons are not used in violations of international humanitarian law or in occupation operations, which the UK considers illegal. These measures come as part of Britain's escalation of pressure on Israel regarding settlement expansion and military operations in Gaza, including a ban on importing settlement products and imposing sanctions on those involved in expansion and construction activities.
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