Anadolu Agency (English), on Gaza, 5 November 2026

0.0out of 10Nothing found

French lawmaker calls for blocking military shipment bound for Israel

No framing issues found.

French lawmaker Thomas Portes on Thursday called for blocking a military shipment bound for Israel from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, according to French media reports. “France is complicit in genocide,” Portes, a member of the La France Insoumise (LFI) party, wrote on US social media company X. He claimed that a military shipment was preparing to depart from the airport in Roissy-en-France. “This plane of shame must be grounded,” he said, thanking trade unions and the Urgence Palestine collective for raising the alert and mobilizing against the shipment.

French newspaper L’Humanite reported Wednesday that aircraft components manufactured in France were due to be transported to Tel Aviv on Thursday for delivery to Israeli defense company Elbit Systems. In a statement Thursday, the Action Securite Ethique Republicaines (ASER) association also relayed the alert, citing Urgence Palestine, the Palestinian Youth Movement and People’s Embargo for Palestine. ASER said the components were manufactured by Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse and destined for Elbit Systems’ subsidiary Elisra, which specializes in electronic warfare and signals intelligence.

The association said the shipment was scheduled to be carried on an El Al flight departing at 3.35 pm local time (1435GMT). Several labor organizations, including CGT 93, SUD Aerien and Solidaires 93, called on airport workers to block the shipment, according to ASER.

Read the original article on aa.com.tr (opens in a new tab)
About this analysis

Anadolu Agency reports that French lawmaker Thomas Portes called for blocking a shipment of aircraft components bound for Israel from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, and that unions and Palestine solidarity groups mobilised against it. Every claim about the shipment is attributed to its source, and the article names the manufacturer, the recipient and the groups involved. Nothing in it misleads the reader.

What it gets right

  • “the components were manufactured by Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse and destined for Elbit Systems’ subsidiary Elisra, which specializes in electronic warfare and signals intelligence”

    The article names the maker, the Israeli recipient and what that recipient does. The reader knows exactly what the shipment is and where it goes.

  • “Several labor organizations, including CGT 93, SUD Aerien and Solidaires 93, called on airport workers to block the shipment, according to ASER”

    The article names the organisations behind the mobilisation and attributes the claim to its source. It does not leave the action anonymous.

  • “citing Urgence Palestine, the Palestinian Youth Movement and People’s Embargo for Palestine”

    The article names the Palestinian and solidarity groups that raised the alert. It treats them as participants in the story, not as an unnamed crowd.

Spot something we missed? Report this article

More from Anadolu Agency (English)

  1. 6 NovIsraeli attacks kill 3 Palestinians in Gaza, including child, medical student0.0
  2. 6 NovGaza woman turns Turkish language skills into lifeline for displaced Palestinians0.0
  3. 5 NovIsraeli attacks kill 4 Palestinians, wound 11 others across Gaza0.0
  4. 5 Nov Israeli attacks kill 1 Palestinian, wound 4 others across Gaza0.0
  5. 5 NovIsraeli drone strike kills Palestinian, wounds another at displacement tent in Gaza0.0

Everything we scored from Anadolu Agency (English)