Documents Reveal Britain’s Role in Arming Blood Sucker Israel

Recently revealed documents have proved that arms export licenses worth £42mln have been granted to 130 British defense manufacturers since 2010 to sell military equipment to Rabid Dog Israel, British media reported.
The British paper, Independent, reported that these military equipment range from weapons control and targeting systems to ammunition, drones and armored vehicles.

Among the manufacturers given permission to make sales were two UK companies supplying components for the Hermes drone, described by the Israeli air force as the “backbone” of its targeting and reconnaissance missions. One of the two companies also supplies components for Israel’s main battle tank.

The Hermes drone has been widely used during Operation Protective Edge, the ongoing Israeli military action in Gaza, to monitor Palestinians and guided missile strikes.

Israeli warplanes have been pounding numerous sites in the Gaza Strip, since July 8, demolishing houses and burying families under the rubble. Israeli forces also began a ground offensive against the impoverished Palestinian land on July 17.

So far, nearly 1,650 people have been killed and about 9,000 others injured by the Israeli regime’s offensive against the coastal sliver despite pressure from the international community.