Leonardo S.p.A. and agreements with Israel: controversies over the company’s role and alleged complicity in the Genocide
From the skies above the Gaza Strip to European factories: war crosses borders and consciences, and now also involves Leonardo S.p.A., the Italian defense giant, called into question for its industrial ties with Israel and the Military forces.
By Yousra Chajia, Contributor
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These Lines between legality and ethics are correlated in somehow with the globilized world of defense, where technologies and components cross borders and alliances, the Leonardo's case highlights evident divide between formale legality and moral human responsabilities.
As the alleged Genocide in Gaza Strip continues and International reports multiply, the debate is bound to intensify companies likes Leonardo S.p.A, the challenge will not only be Industrial and geopolitical but increasingly reputational and ethical in relation to International Human Rights.
One questione looms, who is truly outside in this Genocide?
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