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Germany says aid entering Gaza still ‘very insufficient’; source says Berlin mulling ways to pressure Israel
Germany “notes limited initial progress in the delivery of humanitarian aid to the population of the Gaza Strip, which, however, remains very insufficient to alleviate the emergency situation,” government spokesman Stefan Kornelius says in a statement. “Israel remains obligated to ensure the full delivery of aid,” Kornelius adds.
Germany calls Gaza aid ‘very insufficient’, pressures Israel for more access
Germany has labelled the humanitarian aid entering Gaza as “very insufficient,” despite some progress in recent days. Following Foreign Minister Wadephul’s visit, Berlin is considering stronger measures to pressure Israel,
"A negotiated two-state solution remains the only path that can offer people on both sides a life in peace, security, and ...
Johann Wadephul describes situation in Gaza as 'humanitarian catastrophe that exceeds all imagining' - Anadolu Ajansı ...
A dispute has emerged in Germany's The Left party over a prominent member's support for Israel over the war in Gaza. Andreas ...
Germany's foreign minister visited Jerusalem on Friday and insisted that more aid be let into Gaza. Despite the tough talk, ...
For decades, Germany has stood squarely in Israel’s corner, its dark history of Jewish persecution shaping its modern-day policy of virtually unquestioned backing.
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Thursday (July 31) Israel was in danger of becoming isolated and Germany ...
Ben-Gvir's comments drew the condemnation of FM Gideon Sa'ar, who referred to the far-Right minister's remarks as ...
BERLIN (Reuters) -German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul sought to tone down previous comments about his country's position ...
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