Israeli attacks have killed at least 42 people across Gaza since dawn, medical sources told Al Jazeera, as the United Nations ...

Egypt has blocked activists taking part in a planned march to Gaza, halting their attempt to reach the border and challenge ...

As Berlin and Tel Aviv mark a diplomatic milestone, the relationship born out of pragmatism, guilt and survival faces its ...

Some E.U. states are calling for a full suspension of trade relations. Others are trying to distance themselves from the ...

The chancellor is trying to create an alibi for a crime against humanity that he has supported more unconditionally than almost any other German politician for a year and a half—without changing his ...

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The Israeli ambassador to Germany, Ron Prosor ... While other European nations had voiced bolder criticism of Israel's conduct in Gaza, "Chancellor Merz has so far been very restrained," he ...

as he and Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivered their most severe rebuke yet over Gaza. Germany, along with the United States, had long remained in support of Israel's conduct since the October 7 ...

This marks the most severe rebuke yet from Germany, delivered in concert with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, as international pressure mounts on Israel regarding its military operations in Gaza.

However, the question is why the criticism by Germany came so late. Unfortunately, Germany stood on the wrong side of history in the Gaza war. Merz’s predecessor Olaf Scholz visited Israel on October ...

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.

The Israeli Ambassador to Germany Ron Prosor told German TV Tuesday morning, “when somebody criticizes Israel, and when Friedrich Merz makes this criticism, we listen very carefully because he ...