Germany's Arms Exports to Israel Surge Amid Controversy

The German government has approved significant increases in arms exports to Israel, sparking national and international debate.

Germany approved arms exports worth over €94 million to Israel since August, more than double the amount previously reported for the entire year.
The increased exports come as Israel continues its conflicts with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Critics, including BSW politician Sevim Dagdelen, argue that these exports support war crimes, contrary to the majority public opinion in Germany against such exports.
The exports are under scrutiny, with a pending case at the International Court of Justice accusing Germany of complicity in genocide.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock emphasizes that all arms exports comply with international humanitarian law, though opponents remain skeptical.