The Israeli defense industry exhibitions are covered in black partition walls at the prestigious Paris Air Show, allegedly failing to comply with an instruction to display aggressive cry.
Israel’s Defense Ministry posted a statement on social media with paintings, showing that Israeli’s defense company has been sealed with black walls, stopping anyone from seeing what is behind the walls.
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The photo posted with a statement by the Ministry of Defense showed various weapons systems on the performance.
Israel accused France of ‘ugly and inappropriate’ behavior
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The Ministry said in a statement on Monday, “The French is allegedly hidden behind political views to exclude Israel’s aggressive weapons from an international exhibition – who compete with French industries,” the ministry said in a statement on Monday, “Ugly and unfair.”
The Reuters News Agency cited a source family with the case, saying that the Israeli firms came from the French authorities to seal the demonstrations after failing to comply with a French security agency from a French security agency to remove the kinetic weapons.
Israel’s Defense Ministry said that its director general Amir Baram had rejected the request.
In a statement, the ministry “stepped on unprecedented decisions, which removes the smell of political and commercial ideas.”
Sylvan Pavillet, a lawyer who works with air show organizers, said who is the final decision to demonstrate lies with the French government, not the show.
“The fair is not the one that decides which country is allowed to go on the show or not,” he told the Associated Press.
“This decision belongs to the government. We are not a state. We are a commercial company.”
Organizers are still looking for ‘favorable results’
However, there was no immediate comment from the French government about any step to stop Israeli’s exhibitions, the air show organizer said in a statement that it was “in conversation to try to help various parties find a suited results of the situation.”
On Friday, a French appeal rule against the activists who were demanding to block Israeli companies from participation in the show due to the ongoing war in Gaza.
In recent weeks, French President Emmanuel Macron warned that Gaza may require a difficult situation against Israel in the light of the human situation. At that time Macron warned that France would also consider approving Israeli settles.
Edited by: Jennifer Camino Gonzalez
