On a visit to Israel, the newly appointed Foreign Minister of Germany Johan Wadeful said that the struggle in Gaza could not be resolved through military work, insisting that he supports a political solution.Wadeful said that Gaza is part of the Palestinian region. He expressed doubts over Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war and does it serve Israel’s security.Earlier this week, Israel’s remote finance minister Bezelle Smotrich had said that he hoped that Gaza’s population would be limited to just one narrow land within the next six months, the remaining enclave “completely destroyed.”
What did Wadeful say?
Wadeful said that Berlin would have his commitment to guarantee Israel’s safety, reminding that it was Germany’s “cause of the state”.He still said that there is still a place for criticism among friends, saying that it should not “lead to antisemitism.”“I’m not sure all Israel’s strategic goals can be achieved in this way [through a military campaign] And will it serve Israel’s safety long -term, “Wadeful said.“That’s why we are appealing to return to a conflict stop in serious conversation.”The priority of the German government is returning home to the hostages, said Wadeful.“We need a political solution to rebuild the rebuilding of Gaza without Hamas,” he said.
What did Wadeful discuss with Israeli counterpart Sara?
External Affairs Minister Johan Wadeful met Israeli Foreign Minister Gidon Solar.Abstract praised the new government of Germany as “true friends of Israel”, stating that “Germany is a partner of Israel and is our biggest business partner in Europe.”The pair discussed the plan to provide assistance to Gaza’s population, with an American ambassador to the Israeli Mike Hukabi by the US ambassador.Israel blocked Gaza in March, stating that its purpose was to pressurize the militant group Hamas to release the remaining Israeli hostages. United Nations bodies working in Gaza and other human groups have warned that the move caused a serious shortage, which was amidst fears of famine.Hamas, nominated as a terrorist group in many countries, took some 250 hostages on October 7, 2023, attacking Southern Israel, killing 1,200 people.Israel’s resulting response to Gaza has killed over 52,800 Palestinians, according to data from the health officials at Hamas-Run Enclave, according to data from the International Organizations. Sar said that Israel fully supports the US aid distribution scheme.Announced on Friday, the plan includes a new foundation that will lead the aid distribution in the surrounded strip. Critics are concerned that the plan will ignore the United Nations and other support groups.
If the Palestinian state is recognized, the essence threatens ‘unilateral tasks’
Sar also stated that any unilateral recognition of the Palestinian state, a step that the French government said, would have planned, “unilateral action in response”.Wadeful meanwhile said that a two-state solution was “the best opportunity for Israel and Palestinians to live in peace, security and dignity.”Nevertheless, he said that it should not be an obstacle either with the progress of illegal disposal construction. [by Israel] Or by recognition of a Palestinian state prematurely “.Wadeful later held a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu called the relationship between Israel and Germany “excellent”, and hoped that the two countries are on the same path.Netanyahu said, “We have many general interests, many general values and many general challenges.”The German Foreign Minister warmly welcomed Netanyahu and both shook hands.
Wadeful expresses ‘shame’ on Holocost
At the beginning of his visit to Israel, Wadeful visited the Vashem Memorial in Jerusalem, one of the world’s most famous Holocost Museums.After his visit, the Foreign Minister of Germany expressed the feelings of “scary and shame” for the responsibility of the country’s Holocost.Germany should learn a lesson from Holocost, as well as to remember its victims and honor its survivors.“This place repeatedly reminds us that the demon of prince was ordered in German, planned by Germans and was done by the Germans.”
Wadeful tried to balance between Israeli and a commitment to the International Humanitarian Law, says DW Editor
Richard Walker, DW Chief International Editor, covered Wadeful’s visit from Jerusalem. What he had to say here:“Johann Wadeful’s first visit to Israel and Palestinian regions about the trajectory of war in Gaza comes in deep disappointment in German diplomatic circles. The humanitarian crisis is rapidly serious, Hamas is still holding many hostages, including some German citizens, and Israel has searched for military operations. “At a press conference with his Israeli counterpart Gidon essence, both Johan Wadeful was a supporter of Israeli’s right to self-defense and openly criticized its methods, saying that he suspected that Israel could achieve his strategic goals-that would not provide much security. “The two ministers made news of the two by supporting American plans to get help in re -flowing in Gaza, but these plans are controversial over Israeli forces and their dependence on independent contractors. “For Wadeful, this was the first taste in the government to navigate Berlin’s diplomatic challenge, as the war is on this: for the safety of Germany for Holocaust, for the safety of Germany, to perform well on its commitment to the International Humanitarian Law.
