The Dutch Supreme Court is set to rule on the government’s appeal against a ban on exporting parts for F-35 fighter jets to Israel, following a controversial decision by an appeals panel that cited potential complicity in international law violations amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The original lawsuit was filed by Dutch rights groups who argue that such transfers could implicate the Netherlands in war crimes, while the government contends that foreign policy decisions should rest with it rather than the judiciary. This case reflects a larger trend in Europe, where several countries have halted arms exports to Israel due to concerns over international law, underscoring the complex interplay of military support and human rights considerations in international relations.