Britain halts over 80 military export licenses to Israel
The Jewish Chronicle newspaper reports that the British government has suspended or rejected more than 80 licenses for exporting military equipment to Israel, which could be used by the occupying army in its war against Gaza. This marks an expansion of the export restrictions announced by London in September 2024. The restrictions include evaluating applications based on the degree of violations of international humanitarian law and the legality of the occupation. Additionally, London has introduced new measures against settlements, including banning the import of their products and imposing sanctions on those involved in settlement expansion. These actions are linked to increasing British pressure on Israel regarding settlement expansion and operations in Gaza.
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