Exclusive: UK won't say if spy planes captured footage of Israeli attacks on UK charity workers

The British government is facing scrutiny over its military cooperation with Israel and the use of surveillance flights over Gaza. Royal Air Force (RAF) aircraft have conducted hundreds of surveillance missions over the besieged enclave throughout the war. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) refused to disclose whether it holds video footage of two specific Israeli attacks in Gaza on British citizens or volunteers for UK charities. Citing national security and defence exemptions, the MoD declined the Freedom of Information Act request, leading to criticism over its lack of transparency.