Application was made to the judiciary to stop the cargo to be sent from France to the Israeli arms company

In the joint statement made by the Association of Lawyers for Respect for International Law (JURDI), French associations NIDAL and Republican Ethical Security Action (ASER), it was stated that a cargo intended for Elbit Systems was planned to be sent on the plane belonging to the Israeli national airline El Al, which will take off from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport today.

In the statement, it was stated that an application was made to the Paris Administrative Court yesterday with a request to stop the shipment of the cargo containing planetary reducers used in military vehicles, and it was noted that this application was made due to the "neglect" of the French state in this regard.

In the statement, local authorities were requested to check how the goods in the cargo were classified and whether permission was given for the shipment of these goods, and it was also requested to inform who the end user of the goods in the cargo was.

In the statement, it was reminded that the United Nations (UN) International Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) prohibits military shipment to a country in case of genocide, crime against humanity or war crimes, and said, "Allowing this cargo to fly would put France's (legal) responsibility into play." The statement was included.