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Germany's Israel policy is slowly changing. Is it enough to make an impact?
VIENNA – While France and Saudi Arabia convened a major United Nations summit this week to reignite international support for the two-state solution, Germany's position has so far remained unchanged: recognition of a Palestinian state must follow – not precede – a final peace agreement with Israel.
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arabnews.com
Germany says Israel ‘increasingly in the minority’ on Palestinian issue
BERLIN: Germany’s foreign minister said Thursday that Israel was increasingly isolated diplomatically over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the push by some countries to…
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haaretz.com
German top diplomat urges talks on recognizing Palestine as he visits Israel, West Bank
Germany's Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, said on Thursday that negotiations leading to the recognition of a Palestinian state must begin now.
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Allies, not antisemites: Diplomatic pressure on Israel is an act of friendship | Editorial
Germany, the Netanyahu government's gatekeeper in the European Union, on Thursday joined the growing list of leaders from the top ranks of Western countries, led by Britain,…
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Start drawing the maps: Why abstract recognition of a Palestinian state isn't enough | Opinion
Kudos to the German government for joining the important move, led by France, to recognize a Palestinian state. But the Germans would be well advised to prepare themselves,…
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Germany's Israel policy is slowly changing. Is it enough to make an impact?
VIENNA – While France and Saudi Arabia convened a major United Nations summit this week to reignite international support for the two-state solution, Germany's position has so far…