Germany Reverses Arms Export Ban to Israel Amid Ceasefire
Germany has lifted its restrictions on arms exports to Israel, citing a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as the reason for this policy reversal. Effective November 24, this decision allows for a return to case-by-case evaluations of military exports.
Germany has been a significant supplier of arms to Israel, providing a substantial portion of its imports in recent years. While Israeli officials have praised the move, human rights advocates have voiced concerns, describing the ongoing situation in Gaza as dire.
The German government aims to balance its support for Israel with a commitment to peace, acknowledging the complexities of the region's stability amid ongoing conflict.
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Restrictions Lifted Germany Resumes All Arms Deliveries to Israel
Germany lifts curbs on arms exports to Israel, citing Gaza ceasefire
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