Shock sanctions from Germany to Israel: Arms exports suspended
Following Israel's approval of its plan to occupy Gaza, Germany has halted arms exports to Israel. Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized that the decision was driven by deep concern over the suffering of the civilian population in Gaza.
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Germany has taken a significant step by halting the export of military equipment to Israel following the latter's approval of a plan to occupy Gaza. According to a report by the German channel ZDF, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that the government has suspended the export of military materials and weapons that could be used in the Gaza Strip until further notice.
WARNING TO ISRAEL: ANNEXATION OF THE WEST BANK MUST BE STOPPED
The German government's statement included the following: "Furthermore, the Federal Government urgently demands that the Israeli government refrain from taking any steps toward the annexation of the West Bank." Germany maintains a clear stance against Israel's annexation attempts in the West Bank, emphasizing that such actions are in violation of international law.
THE SITUATION OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION IS ALARMING
In his statement, Chancellor Friedrich Merz noted, "The German government remains deeply concerned about the ongoing suffering of the civilian population in the Gaza Strip," drawing attention to the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.