Germany has announced it will restart exporting weapons to Israel following a ceasefire in Gaza more than a month ago. The ...

Chancellor Friedrich Merz said in early August that Berlin wouldn't authorize any exports of military equipment to Israel ...

The German government will lift an order suspending some weapons sales to Israel from next week, following the ceasefire agreement reached last month, a government spokesperson said on Monday.

Berlin says Gaza has now 'stabilised' despite daily Israeli attacks and continuing restrictions on humanitarian aid.

Partial embargo caused backlash for Chancellor Friedrich Merz and prompted harsh criticism from Benjamin Netanyahu ...

As the shaky ceasefire in Gaza continues, Germany is planning to lift its partial suspension of weapons exports to Israel.

Germany on Monday moved to resume weapons sales to Israel that had been suspended since August over the war in Gaza, but said ...

The decision, set to take effect on November 24, will return Germany to a case-by-case review of arms export applications to ...

Germany announced that it will lift restrictions on arms exports to Israel that it placed in August, citing a "stabilized” ...

The decision will allow the resumption of exports suspended in August, from Nov. 24, the spokesperson said. Germany, the second-largest exporter of arms to Israel after the United States, announced a ...

In August, Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that his country would "immediately stop exporting weapons and combat ...