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UK High Court hears challenge to British government’s role arming Israel

  • Human rights groups Al-Haq and Global Legal Action Network filed a High Court case on May 13, 2025, against the UK government over supply of F-35 jet parts to Israel used in Gaza.
  • The case disputes the UK government’s decision to exclude F-35 parts from its September 2024 freeze on export licenses, amid allegations that these components are linked to actions in Gaza that breach international legal standards.
  • The UK supplies about 15% of F-35 parts, including the laser targeting system, which rights groups say are used in Israel’s airstrikes causing extensive Gaza civilian casualties.
  • Sacha Deshmukh, CEO of Amnesty International UK, stated that there is unmistakable proof that components made in the United Kingdom are being utilized in war crimes, including acts of genocide.
  • If the court rules for Al-Haq, the UK government may need to halt F-35 exports, affecting its legal obligations and international military cooperation with allies.
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Financial Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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