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FANUC Corporation is one of the world’s largest robotics companies.
Activists in Japan accused the company of profiting off the war in Gaza .
They want the company to cut ties with Israel and all the defense companies that contribute to Israel 's military.
Experts say it may not be so simple: Japan 's export controls are outdated.
There is ample evidence that suggests FANUC arms have made their way into the Israel defense manufacturing sector.
The company identified one instance where one of their robotic arms had been sold to an Israeli company that produces military hardware “after confirming that the machine was to be used for civilian medical purposes”.
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