Overview
- Reem Alabali‑Radovan announced Germany has ordered modular transitional shelters for roughly 400 Gaza families, to be delivered once security conditions allow.
- Visiting East Jerusalem’s Silwan and West Bank sites, she condemned demolitions and settler attacks as unlawful and said such actions erode prospects for a two‑state solution.
- In a ZDF interview, she warned of "consequences" if annexation plans advance or settler violence is tolerated and reiterated a firm commitment to a two‑state outcome.
- Her program included talks with the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, meetings with families of Israeli hostages, and a visit to Israel’s COGAT in Tel Aviv to press for aid access and permit facilitation.
- She called the situation "dramatic," urged an immediate ceasefire, cited ministry data that 92% of Gaza housing is damaged or uninhabitable, and noted Hamas still holds about 50 hostages.