This document charts how Britain continued to license and facilitate arms exports to Israel, including through the F-35 supply chain, even as courts, UN bodies and major human-rights groups warned of grave breaches and pointed to senior Israeli leaders’ rhetoric as evidence of genocidal intent.

Drawing on first-hand testimony from asylum seekers fleeing Ethiopia, Sudan and Afghanistan, this report examines how armed violence and international arms transfers, including UK exports, intersect with displacement, small boat crossings and the lived realities of Britain’s asylum system.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Israel plans to seize 75% of Gaza within two months, pushing civilians into a shrinking zone while launching a contentious U.S.-backed aid scheme that has been condemned by aid agencies and the UN.

Hanadi, a blind Palestinian woman, recounts her traumatic experience of displacement due to ongoing Israeli airstrikes, as tensions rise between Hamas and Israel.