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26 Aug 2014

Companies accused of profiting from Palestinian deaths through supply of military equipment to Israeli Govt.

Companies with a manufacturing presence in the UK are alleged to have profited from Palestinian deaths in Gaza through the supply of military equipment to the Israeli Government.

We invited the companies singled out in the report by RT, featured below, to respond. Selex Galileo (part of Finmeccanica Group) responded (see response below).  UAV Engines (part of Elbit Systems), Raytheon, and Schleifring Systems (part of Schleifring und Apparatebau) did not respond.

Company Responses

Selex Galileo (part of Finmeccanica group) View Response
Elbit Systems

No Response

RTX (formerly Raytheon)

No Response

Schleifring Systems (part of Schleifring und Apparatebau)

No Response

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