Germany has ceased new arms export approvals to Israel amidst legal challenges and humanitarian law concerns, despite previous substantial arms exports over the past year.
The German government clarified that there is no arms export boycott against Israel, but legal and political pressures have influenced their arms export licensing.
After a tenfold increase in arms exports to Israel last year, approvals have significantly dropped this year, with only 14.5 million euros granted through August.
The government defends its actions in light of legal cases and assertively maintains that no weapons of war have been exported since the October 7 attacks.
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