The Dutch court required the government to review weapons to Tel Aviv – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

The Dutch Supreme Court issued a decree on Friday to revise its weapons export policies to the Zionist regime, as concerns about the possibility of using these parts in violation of international law have been exacerbated.

The court explained that the ruling issued by the preliminary court last year did not confirm the permanent ban on exports of F -35 fighters, but emphasized that the government should conduct its assessment of the current situation to determine the legal risks associated with these exports.

According to the ruling, the government has a six -week deadline to complete the review and export of warplanes will be banned during this time.

In a report published on September 29, the French newspaper Lomond wrote that scientific research and interaction with universities in the occupied territories are facing unprecedented sanctions.

The newspaper added that about 1,000 scientists have signed a petition from the “center”CERNAs the largest particle physics laboratory in the world, they sought to rethink the Israeli military in response to the Zionist cabinet in response to the Israeli military.