France Restricts Israeli Offensive Weapons at Eurosatory Defense Exhibition
France has banned Israeli government representatives and offensive weapons from the 2026 Eurosatory exhibition. Israeli defense systems remain authorized under the French government decision.
France 24France has barred Israeli government representatives and offensive weapons from the 2026 Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris. The decision prevents Israeli officials and arms manufacturers from displaying offensive weapons at one of the world's largest defense trade shows, according to Israel's Defense Ministry.
Eurosatory organizers stated that Israeli defense systems are still authorized to participate following a French government decision. The ban applies specifically to offensive weapons and official Israeli pavilions at the event scheduled for next month.
Ministry denounced the move as a disgraceful decision in protest of its actions in Lebanon. " — Israel's Defense Ministry, June 2, 2026 (Haaretz) The ministry said the prohibition covers government representatives, pavilions, and offensive weapons. Organizers confirmed the restriction on offensive weapons while noting that other Israeli defense equipment remains permitted under the government ruling.
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