In Germany, October 7 also marked a turning point. Since then, Jews have felt less protected, anti-Semitic attacks have become more frequent, men are afraid to walk down the street in a kippah, and children are afraid to speak Hebrew on the subway.
This article by German Foreign Minister Annalena Bärbock was published in BILD.
Gleava of the German Foreign Ministry admitted that he was embarrassed that Iranian missiles aimed at the State of Israel were welcomed on the streets of his country.
“We confront this. With the full force of the law. And with a clear message to our Israeli friends: we stand by your side. Your safety is part of our public policy,” he said.
The German Foreign Minister believes that Israel has the right to defend itself against violence from Hamas, as well as missile terrorism from Iran and Hezbollah. It is important that Israelis be able to live in peace and security. And this requires attention to the security of Israel’s neighbors. After all, sustainable security in the region can only exist when it is guaranteed for everyone.
“That is why we have been working tirelessly for a year to guarantee the release of all the hostages. To put an end to the suffering of two million children, women and men in Gaza, behind whom Hamas cowardly hides, so that humanitarian aid reaches them. so that the security of the people in the Middle East has ceased to be a distant hope and has become a reality,” said Burbock.
Israeli Yarden, who was kidnapped by Hamas men on October 7 while fleeing with her husband and son, has been freed, he said. After 53 days in hell, he was able to hug his daughter Gefen again.
“For me, the photo of their hug became a light in the darkness. But more than 100 hostages are still held captive by terrorists. Therefore, the photo of Yarden and Gefen is a call not to give up, especially in these days when the Jewish New Year begins for all the hostages to return home. So that the suffering finally ends and so that peace is possible,” Burbock concluded.
Recall that “Cursor” wrote that Dubai’s Emirates Airlines banned the carriage of pagers and radios on its flights. This decision was made after recent incidents of similar device explosions associated with the Lebanese group Hezbollah.
