Dutch Court Allows Dutch Export of F-35 Parts to Israel Despite War Crimes Allegations

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A Dutch court has dismissed a case brought by human rights organizations against the delivery of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel, ruling that it is primarily a political decision that judges should not interfere with. The court argued that the considerations made by the government are of a political and policy nature. Human rights organizations argued that the exportation of these parts makes the Netherlands complicit in the war in Gaza, but the government claimed that there is no evidence of serious violations of humanitarian law.
Topics:world#f-35-fighter-jets#human-rights-organizations#international-affairs#israel#netherlands#war-crimes
- Dutch court dismisses war crimes case against military supplies to Israel Al Jazeera English
- Hague court rejects bid to ban transfer to Israel of F-35 parts The Times of Israel
- Dutch shipments of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel can continue, court says Reuters
- Hague court rejects bid to ban transfer to Israel of F-35 fighter jet parts from Dutch warehouse The Associated Press
- No halt to Dutch export of F-35 parts to Israel, court says Courthouse News Service
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