Protests in France against shipment of weapons directed to Israeli occupation

SANAA, Oct. 02 (YPA) – A French air shipment scheduled to be sent to Tel Aviv, containing electronic parts used in drones and explosive devices, has sparked widespread objection from French human rights organizations and unions.

The French investigative platform Mediapart quoted sources as saying that human rights organizations sent urgent warnings to the French government, expressing their opposition to the shipment of electronic parts scheduled to be delivered to the Zionist entity tomorrow evening, noting the possibility of their use in military operations in Gaza and Lebanon.

The information added that a shipment weighing a total of 561 kilograms, distributed over 11 packages, was part of the load of an EI AI plane departing from Paris. The parts are produced by a French company called Vishay MCB Industry and were scheduled to be delivered to Elbit Systems, which is one of the most prominent arms suppliers to the Zionist entity.

In response, three French human rights organizations, including the French Jewish League for Peace, issued an official warning to the authorities that these components could be used directly in attacks on Gaza, while several unions announced their refusal to participate in any shipments of this kind under the slogan “We will not participate in genocide.”