Amnesty International claims F-35s deployed bombs in Gaza, while BAE Systems and Teledyne are involved in the defense supply chain.

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Amnesty International BAE Systems

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Israeli forces conduct strikes in the Gaza Strip while Australia contributes F-35 components and India supplies arms to Israel. All 2 developments

The entities involved

Amnesty International
non-governmental organization based in the United Kingdom
- Amnesty International monitors the situation regarding Israeli settlements located in the occupied West Bank.Mon 01:46
- Margaret Owen was detained during protests in Liverpool, which are facing criticism regarding the arrests and the ban on Palestine Action.Sun 22:39
BAE Systems
defense, security and aerospace company
- Leonardo and BAE Systems were involved in an airshow where they exhibited weapons used in Israeli conflicts, amidst ongoing scrutiny regarding their products' use in the Gaza Strip.Sat 14:37
- Routine Eurofighter Typhoon training flights are conducted over the Lancashire region.Fri 18:32

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BAE Systems manufactures equipment used by the Israeli military, prompting an investigation into its defense industry practices and corporate conduct.Thu 12:04

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Sep 3wirralglobe.co.uk