Yaar Dagan said Israel’s arms industry owes its success to testing weapons on Palestinians, proving their usefulness.
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- Yaar Dagan said Israel’s arms industry owes its success to testing weapons on Palestinians, proving their usefulness.
"Israel's arms industry owes its success to its ability to test its weapons on Palestinians, proving through these endless human labs how useful they are," Yaar Dagan, a lecturer in international law at Middlesex University and author of the forthcoming title Drones, Settler Colonialism, and the Law: How Israel Became a Drone Superpower, told MEE.
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