France Bars Israel From Eurosatory 2026 Defense Exhibition
France has excluded Israel from the 2026 Eurosatory arms exhibition for the third time since 2024. The decision limits Israeli participation to air-defense systems and bars government delegations and offensive weapons displays.
gellerreport.comFrance has barred Israel from full participation in Eurosatory 2026, the largest defense exhibition in Europe. The restrictions prohibit a government delegation, a national pavilion, and offensive weapons displays. Air-defense equipment remains the only category permitted for Israeli firms. The action marks the third such exclusion since 2024.
Background on the Exhibition Eurosatory is held every two years near Paris and draws government and industry representatives from dozens of countries. Organizers describe it as a venue for showcasing land and air-defense systems.
Israeli officials described the decision as "disgraceful" and said it reflected "political and commercial calculations." The statement did not specify further actions or alternative exhibition plans.
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