An AOAV analysis of 10,779 English-language reports finds that, despite more than 114,000 civilian casualties across Ukraine, Palestine, Sudan and Myanmar since 2022, just 11 per cent of coverage names the weapon used, with meaningful attribution largely confined to Ukraine, leaving the systems, manufacturers and supply chains driving civilian harm elsewhere largely obscured from scrutiny and accountability.

AOAV’s report ‘Who is arming Israel?’ analyses the arms provided to Israel by the UK, US, and other nations, focusing on arms exports within the context of allegations of war crimes by the Israeli armed forces

This post examines UK Exports to Israel

This post examines US Exports to Israel

This post outlines the global arms exports to Israel (outside the UK and US)

This post examines the profits made by key arms manufacturers within the context of the Israel-Gaza conflict

This post examines arms company executive share price sales post October 7 2023

This post offers up AOAV’s conclusions and recommendations for its report ‘Who is arming Israel?’

This Annex lists all share price increases seen by Arms Companies since October 7 2023

This Annex lists all sale of shares by senior arms executives and their price differential pre and post 7 October 2023

This Annex lists all the references detailed in the report ‘Who is Arming Israel’?