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A COMPANY supplying technical equipment to British factories operated by Israel’s biggest arms manufacturer has broken off its links with the firm after being targeted by Palestine Action protesters.
Hydrafeed, based in Milton Keynes, manufactures high-tech machine tools used by Instro Precision in Kent, which is part of Israeli-owned Elbit Systems.
Elbit Systems has five factories in Britain and supplies 85 per cent of Israel’s military drone fleet and land-based equipment.
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