Baerbock Faces Tough Questions on Germany's Role in Middle East Conflict

The German Foreign Minister emphasizes diplomacy and cooperation while acknowledging limits to Germany's influence in the region.

Annalena Baerbock appeared on Caren Miosga's talk show to discuss the ongoing Middle East conflict, marking the first anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel.
Baerbock stressed that Germany cannot solve the conflict alone and highlighted the importance of working with key Arab and Western allies.
She reiterated Germany's support for Israel and its right to self-defense, while also addressing humanitarian concerns in Gaza and the broader region.
Baerbock emphasized the need for diplomacy to prevent further escalation, noting that even the US cannot act unilaterally in the region.
Critics in the talk show questioned Germany's influence and strategy, with some experts suggesting that European unity on Middle East policy is lacking.