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The UK: hands on in Lebanon
The British government played an active role in the war in Lebanon. Far from standing back, it provided Israel with substantial military, diplomatic and political support.
by David Wearing
Between 2004 and 2005 United Kingdom arms exports to Israel doubled to £22.5m ($40m). Sales include key components for aircraft deployed in Lebanon and the occupied territories. The UK also gave active military support during the recent war, allowing United States flights carrying arms shipments (...)
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