The British Army Conducted 200 Spy Missions Over Gaza In Support Of Israel
The British “Declassified” website says that British spy planes carried out espionage missions over the Gaza Strip, in order to support “Israel.”
The British website “Declassified” revealed, on Wednesday, that the British army carried out 200 spy missions over the Gaza Strip in order to support “Israel.”
According to the website, British spy planes recorded about 1,000 hours of footage over Gaza, including the day Israel assassinated 3 British aid workers.
He added that it was revealed that the Royal Air Force has carried out 200 reconnaissance flights over Gaza since December 2023, noting that the unusual number of missions during the past 5 months “reaches more than one flight per day and continues with Israel’s invasion of the city of Rafah.” .
Declassified noted that the month of March witnessed the largest number of British spy flights over Gaza, with 44 missions.
In the same context, the “Declassified” website revealed earlier that the British Ministry of Defense, in conjunction with the continuation of the genocide carried out by “Israel” in the Gaza Strip, hosted members of the Israeli forces in order to follow “training courses in defense leadership.”
The website said that the British government’s Defense Minister, James Hebbey, acknowledged before Parliament, in response to a written question from the MP from the ALBA party, Kenny MacAskill, that “Israel is represented by members of the armed forces at its embassy in the United Kingdom, and as participants in the training courses that… Led by the UK Ministry of Defence.
It is noteworthy that 600 lawyers, academics and retired judges, including 3 former judges, in the British Supreme Court, warned the government against violating international law by continuing to arm the Israeli occupation, according to the British newspaper “The Guardian”.
British lawyers, academics and judges sent a 17-page letter, which also serves as a legal opinion, to the British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak.
In early April, the Israeli occupation targeted members of the World Central Kitchen relief team, while they were working to deliver food to the Gaza Strip, including 3 workers of British nationality.
