UK’s exports to Israel won’t be used to break international law, minister says

Anneliese Dodds arrives at Downing Street in central London (James Manning/PA) - (PA Wire)

The UK is confident there are no exports to Israel which will be used to “commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law”, a Foreign Office minister has said.

Anneliese Dodds told the Commons that “most licences” for exports to Israel are not for the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), noting that F35 aircraft components are an exception.