According to the British Channel 4, the ruling Labor Administration currently has more than 300 licenses for the export of arms to Israel, although it previously suspended a smaller number of them due to the risk of violation of international humanitarian law.
Official London argues that each permit passes strict check, but data from the Israeli side show the continuation of delivery. In August 2025. More than 100,000 bullets were sent from Great Britain, in the total value of around 150,000 pounds.
In September 2024, the British government suspended 29 of about 350 licenses, claiming that all shipments could be stopped by the Israeli army in Gaza. However, the decision did not include components for F-35 combat aircraft, which are still exported through international agreements.
The organization of weapon trade campaign (CAAT) warns that the British companies of Israel continue to deliver the technology key for radar, electronic warfare and guidance systems. The government, on the other hand, claims to balance between international obligations and “Rights of Israel on self-defense.”
(Vijesti.ba)
