British judges will decide on a legal challenge by Palestinian rights group Al-Haq against the UK supplying components for Israeli F-35 jets, which have been used in the Gaza conflict. Despite a partial suspension of military export licenses, the UK has exempted F-35 parts, prompting allegations of unlawful government actions, while concerns about international relations and military exports to Israel are raised.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: On Monday, British judges will decide if a group helping Palestinian rights can stop the UK from sending parts for Israeli fighter jets, which are being used in a conflict that has hurt many people in Gaza.
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