U.K. spy groups have been helping Israel while Gaza is being bombed, along with American spies, according to a leak from the New York Times newspaper. One source from the Israeli Government acknowledges that both countries have provided air and space information as well as cybernetic data that they would not be able to obtain on their own. According to the Declassified UK investigative group, international courts can take legal action against UK ministers as they may be related to war crimes for defending Israel.

An Israeli source dedicated to the release of hostages reports to The New York Times that both countries have collaborated in the collection of information on kidnappings, some of them with dual nationality. Recognize that EE.UU. has provided the Zionists with the information necessary to carry out the attack on the Nuseirat camp. In the only military operation, Israel has killed 274 Palestinians in Nuseirat, wounded nearly 700 people and released four Israeli hostages. Israeli sources say that the United Kingdom has only provided data on embargoes, but some sources point to suspicion that EU espionage has gone beyond the rescue of kidnappings.

British spy planes fly 200 flights in Gaza to help Israel. The information has been expanded by the research group Declassified UK. They have recorded over 1,000 hours in Gaza and the day that killed United Kingdom humanitarian aides. Israel killed three Britons in an attack on World Central Kitchen workers. Foreign Minister David Cameron announced in January that there were two British hostages, Nadav Popplewell and another unidentified person. Since then, Popplewell has died as a result of Israeli air strikes, according to Sixteen.

Sale of UK arms to Zionists

Since 7 October, the United Kingdom Government has distributed 108 arms sales licences to Israel, according to the Guardian media. The Government has on three occasions rejected the cessation of arms exports, arguing that action is being taken under the law. However, numerous international organisations and several EU groups have denounced that Israel has violated international humanitarian law in Gaza with thousands of deaths and that exports should be abandoned. Alongside the licences granted before October, there are currently 345 licences in force for the sale of arms to Israel in the EU.