Since January 2025, at least 280 military cargo shipments of F-35 fighter jet components, guide weapons, power surveillance and targeting systems, and support critical flight operations have been identified departing from OAK, with Nevatim Airbase being the primary final destination.

This report concludes, beyond reasonable doubt, that military cargo being shipped out of OAK has been used by the Israeli Air Force to commit genocide in Gaza.

For the first time, complementary shipping records and government data provide the most detailed public snapshot to date of Canada’s military support for Israel’s assault on Gaza—contradicting repeated claims that Canada had stopped sending weapons to Israel.

This report unveils the hidden reality behind Canada’s public statements on arms exports to Israel, revealing a systematic deception that has enabled the flow of Canadian-made weapons directly into one of the deadliest military assaults in modern history.

Ce rapport documente des livraisons régulières et continues d’armes par voie aérienne et maritime de la France vers Israël depuis le début du génocide.

This report documents regular and continuous deliveries of weapons by air and sea from France to Israel since the beginning of the genocide.

Using new data from the Israel Tax Authority, this report highlights a wide range of shipments of military goods, munitions of war, arms and aircraft parts from the UK to Israel since the war on Gaza began. It also finds evidence that the pattern of UK-Israel courier shipments of aircraft parts is unchanged despite the ban on direct F-35 component exports in September 2024

This report documents regular military cargo flights from Spain to Israel since the start of the genocide in Gaza.

Evidence suggests that these flights continue to this day, in violation of Spain’s stated policy against the traffic of arms to Israel.

On 9 November 2024, the MV Sagamore container ship transferred an estimated 1,245 tonnes (1.2 million lb.) of ammunition and other military supplies from the U.S. Department of Defense to the Israeli Port of Ashdod.