US EditionDutch Supreme Court advised to uphold export ban of F-35 components to Israel
- The Supreme Court of the Netherlands was advised to uphold a ruling that the Dutch state must stop exporting F-35 components to Israel.
- The Hague Court of Appeal previously ordered this export ban due to concerns about violations of international law during the war in Gaza.
- Attorney General Paul Vlas stated there is a clear risk of misuse of the F-35 fighter jets, justifying the export ban.
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Netherlands Supreme Court advised to uphold Israel F-35 Components Export Ban
( Middle East Monitor ) – The advocate general of the Supreme Court of the Netherlands, the country’s highest court, was advised on Friday to uphold the ruling banning the Dutch state from exporting F-35 components to Israel. The Court of Appeal in The Hague in February ordered the government to stop exporting components due to concerns that they would be used to violate international law in the Gaza war, prompting the government to say that it …
Dutch Supreme Court advised to uphold export ban of F-35 components to Israel
The Supreme Court of the Netherlands was advised on Friday by its advocate general to uphold a ruling saying the Dutch state must put an end to the export to Israel of parts for F-35 fighter jets.
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"The decision of the Court of Appeal in The Hague that the Dutch state must stop the export of F-35 components to Israel can remain in force," said Paul Vlas, the Supreme Court's attorney general.
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