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German Chancellor Pledges Support for Israel, Condemns Antisemitism
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz reaffirmed his country's commitment to Israel's security and right to exist, while also condemning antisemitism. Speaking three years after the October 7th attacks, Merz pledged to fight those who question Israel's existence and vowed to combat rising antisemitism in Germany.
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What happened
- 01German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged unwavering support for Israel's security and right to exist.
- 02Merz committed to combating antisemitism and those who question Israel's right to exist.
- 03The German government supports the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel.
- 04Merz vowed to fight antisemitism in Germany, ensuring Jews can live without fear.
- 05The statement marked three years since the October 7th Hamas attacks.
- 06Merz linked Germany's support for Israel to lessons learned from the Holocaust.
He also expressed support for a Palestinian state alongside Israel, emphasizing the need for peace and security for both peoples.
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