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UK Urged to Cease Arms Sales to Israel Following ICJ Ruling on Unlawful Occupation

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London, UK – In light of a landmark ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which deemed Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories illegal, pressure is mounting on the UK to cease its arms trade with Israel. The ICJ’s decision marks a crucial point in international relations concerning the prolonged and contentious Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Professor Philipe Sands, a prominent human rights lawyer and a key figure from Palestine’s legal representation in the ICJ, asserts that the UK should align its foreign policy with the court’s findings to avoid aiding the maintenance of these occupations deemed … Read more

Legal Advocates Urge U.K. Government to Cease Arms Trade with Israel: A Movement for Change

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LONDON – Lawyers in the United Kingdom are urging the government to halt the sale of arms to Israel amid escalating tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The group, consisting of over 200 legal experts, argues that the U.K.’s arms exports to Israel violate international law and contribute to human rights abuses. The call comes as violence continues to escalate in the region, with numerous casualties reported on both sides. The lawyers assert that the U.K.’s arms sales are morally indefensible and undermine the possibility of a just and lasting peace between Israel and Palestine. According … Read more

UK Judges Call for Government to Cease Arms Sales to Israel, Citing Human Rights Concerns

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LONDON (AP) – A group of judges in the UK issued a call to the government to stop selling arms to Israel, citing concerns over the country’s human rights record in relation to its actions towards Palestine. The judges argue that continuing to export weapons to Israel is incompatible with the UK’s commitment to international law and its responsibility to uphold human rights. The appeal, made by the UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) group, highlights the increasing pressure faced by the British government to reassess its relationship with Israel. The UK has a long-standing history … Read more

Major Ghost Gun Manufacturer Agrees to Cease Sales in Maryland and Pay $1.2 Million Settlement

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Baltimore, Maryland has successfully reached a settlement in a lawsuit against the largest maker of “ghost gun” parts, Polymer80. The company has agreed to stop selling their products in Maryland and pay $1.2 million to the city. This victory follows similar successes in D.C. and Los Angeles, where lawsuits have been used to keep ghost guns off the streets. As part of the settlement, Polymer80 is also required to submit regular compliance reports. Federal authorities have identified Polymer80, based in Dayton, Nev., as the leading manufacturer of ghost gun parts, responsible for more than 88 … Read more