German Foreign Minister Sends Angry Message to Israel

German Foreign Minister Sends Angry Message to Israel: You Will Not Force Us to Show Solidarity Against Gaza.

German Foreign Minister Johann Fadepol has sharply criticized Israel over the worsening humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.

Addressing Israel directly, Fadepol stated:
"Germany will not be forced into solidarity with you."

He added:
"It is absolutely unacceptable that the people of Gaza are deprived of food and medicine."

Fadepol also confirmed that he would "call Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar later, as the situation is unbearable."

The minister emphasized that the current phase "requires us to seriously consider what new steps need to be taken."

Earlier, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Tuesday that Germany feels "more than just concern" about Israeli military actions in Gaza.

Merz added that what has happened in recent days was not necessary to fight Hamas or protect Israel’s existence.

He further stated that the latest Israeli attacks on Gaza are causing civilian casualties that can no longer be justified as part of a war on terror.

In a televised interview with WDR, Merz said:
"Causing this level of harm to civilians, as has increasingly been the case in recent days, can no longer be justified as a war against Hamas terrorism."

He confirmed his intention to hold a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week to urge him "not to go too far."

Meanwhile, sources revealed on Monday that there are increasing indications that U.S.

President Donald Trump may soon announce a ceasefire in Gaza in the coming days,

as part of a broader deal expected to include the release of Israeli hostages held by

Hamas.

The sources said:
"There are expectations that Trump will announce a Gaza ceasefire within days."

They added that:
"Trump’s announcement will be part of a deal that includes the release of Israeli hostages."

Trump had earlier stated on Sunday that he believes “good news” is coming regarding Hamas and the situation in Gaza.

Speaking to reporters, Trump said:
"We want to see if we can stop the fighting in Gaza."

He continued:
"We have spoken with Israel and want to see if we can end this entire situation as soon