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UK should end arms sales to Israel, say legal experts - Vimarsana News

UK should end arms sales to Israel, say legal experts

Three former Supreme Court justices have joined more than 600 legal experts in calling for the UK government to end weapons sales to Israel.

Could a new letter change the UK's stance on the Israel-Hamas war? | World News - Vimarsana News

Could a new letter change the UK's stance on the Israel-Hamas war? | World News

A letter to Rishi Sunak calls for an end to British arms sales to Israel and a ceasefire in Gaza, and warns of genocide against Palestinians.

Moment ex-soldier holds back tears as he pays emotional tribute to British military hero who was killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza: 'He was an outstanding individual' - Vimarsana News

Moment ex-soldier holds back tears as he pays emotional tribute to British military hero who was killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza: 'He was an outstanding individual'

Ex-soldier Mark Townsend (left) held back tears as he today paid an emotional tribute to British military hero and friend James Kirby (right), 47, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on Monday.

UK risks breaching international law by continuing to arm Israel, Rishi Sunak warned - Vimarsana News

UK risks breaching international law by continuing to arm Israel, Rishi Sunak warned

Rishi Sunak has been warned that continuing to export weapons to Israel could be a breach of international law.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Former Supreme Court judges: UK arms sales to Israel breach international law - Vimarsana News

Former Supreme Court judges: UK arms sales to Israel breach international law

In an open letter, judges joined lawyers and academics in accusing the UK government of failing 'to comply with its own obligations under the Genocide Convention'