Core Points - The Dutch Supreme Court ruled on October 3 that the government must reassess its arms export policy to Israel [1] - The court did not uphold a previous lower court's comprehensive ban on the export of F-35 aircraft components but required the government to evaluate the risk of these components being used in violation of international law [1] - The government has six weeks to conduct this review, during which the export of F-35 components will remain prohibited [1] - On July 29, the Dutch government announced travel bans on two far-right Israeli ministers and stated intentions to strengthen restrictions on arms exports to Israel [1]