A United Kingdom official has refuted claims that London has widened its restrictions on arms exports to Israel. The denial follows a report in the *Jewish Chronicle* alleging increased limitations. This dispute arose after a Middle East minister stated that over 80 licenses for arms exports to Israel had been either suspended or rejected due to the situation in Gaza. The official’s response suggests a difference in interpretation regarding the scope of these measures. Details remain unclear as to the specific nature of the licenses affected and the precise reasoning behind the suspensions and rejections. The situation highlights ongoing scrutiny of arms sales in relation to the conflict in Gaza and international obligations. Further clarification is expected regarding the UK’s policy on arms exports to Israel.