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Days after its release, Ottawa calls report on lethal exports to Israel ‘flawed’
ONTARIO, CANADA, AUG 1 – A new report details at least 391 Canadian military shipments to Israel since late 2023, including over 420,000 bullets and F-35 jet parts, contradicting government claims of an arms export pause.
- On Aug. 1, 2025, Ottawa dismissed a report first published by The Canadian Press, calling it 'flawed' and denying ongoing lethal exports to Israel, despite evidence to the contrary.
- The government reviewed existing export permits after Parliament voted in March 2024 to halt new arms permits, with Canada stopping issuing permits in January 2024.
- Canadian officials fast-tracked over 420,000 bullets and F-35 components since late 2023, despite Ottawa's claims of ending weapons exports, with Israeli customs calling the bullets `munitions of war and parts thereof`.
- Only 30 permits have been suspended while Israeli import records show entries as recent as June 2025 for 15,000 units, and exports continue, despite threats of `severe legal sanctions`.
- Political pressure is mounting with both opposition parties and public opinion, as with 55% of Canadians supporting an arms suspension, Pro-Palestinian groups and the NDP demand a full embargo.
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REPORT: Canada Uninterrupted Flow of Arms Delivery to Israel Exposed
from 21st Century Wire: For the first time, complementary shipping records along with government data offer the most comprehensive public overview to date of Canada’s military assistance for Israel’s offensive on Gaza—contradicting ongoing assertions that Canada had ceased sending arms to Israel. A new report featuring the research by four NGOs, including World Beyond War, the Palestinian Youth Movement, […]
Canada still arming Israel despite official ban, report finds - The Grayzone
In the course of a week, Canada accused Israel of violating international law, announced Ottawa will recognize a Palestinian state, and sent aid to be airlifted to Gaza. But a shocking new report makes clear that the proposed 51st state still arms Israel’s death machine. Canada sent at least 391 shipments containing bullets, military equipment, weapons parts, aircraft components, and communication devices to Israel since late 2023, despite Ottaw…
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