European buyers of Israeli weapons

This node stands for the combined purchases by European governments from Israel's arms industry. Israel's Ministry of Defense reported that Europe made up 35% of its export deals in 2023 and 54% in 2024, the largest regional share, out of a record $14.7B. European NATO states buying Israeli systems in this period include Germany (Arrow 3, over $6.5B), Greece ("Achilles Shield", €3B), Slovakia (Barak MX, €560M), Finland (David's Sling, €317M), Denmark (ATMOS and PULS) and the Netherlands (PULS, $305M). Many of these deals were signed or expanded after the ICJ's 2024 provisional-measures orders, the ICC's November 2024 arrest warrants and the UN Commission of Inquiry's September 2025 genocide finding. The site's $19.48B figure for 2023–2025 is an estimate derived from rounded regional shares, so it should be shown as approximate. A clearer label is "European buyers of Israeli weapons".