Campaigners say UK government decision does not go far enough as only 30 of 350 arms licences are suspended.
The British government has suspended some arms export licences to Israel, saying the weapons could be used to commit violations of international humanitarian law.
But the move, which comes amid lingering international criticism of Israel’s killing of more than 40,000 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, does not go far enough as it exempts crucial F-35 fighter jet parts, according to rights organisations and experts.
Let’s take a look at what we know:
How have the suspensions been received?
Subscribe our newsletter to stay updated
Thank you for subscribing!
Subscribe our newsletter to stay updated
Thank you for subscribing!