German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, during a visit to Israel, emphasized the futility of military actions in resolving the Gaza conflict and advocated for a political solution. While reiterating Germany's commitment to ensure Israel's security, he expressed doubts about whether Israel's military strategy would serve its long-term security interests. He called for serious negotiations to achieve a ceasefire and emphasized the need for Gaza's reconstruction without Hamas. His conversation with Israeli counterpart Gidon Saar also led to discussions on humanitarian aid delivery to Gaza amidst the ongoing blockade by Israel.
Wadephul expressed doubt that Israel's military actions would achieve long-term security goals, advocating for a political solution and a return to negotiations.
He emphasized the importance of reconstructing Gaza without Hamas, highlighting the need for a political approach to ensure stability in the region.
Wadephul stated that Germany's commitment to Israel's security remains firm but adds that criticism among allies should not lead to antisemitism.
Foreign Minister Gidon Saar acknowledged Germany as a true partner and friend, emphasizing joint efforts in delivering aid and discussing trade relations.
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