On the 22nd local time, German Foreign Minister Wadfur said that the current situation between Palestine and Israel continues to be tense, and a negotiation process aimed at realizing the "two-state solution" must be started as soon as possible.

On the same day, before he departed for New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, Waldfuhr said that Germany¡¯s position was:Recognition of the Palestinian State should be the end of the process, which must begin immediately¡£ He stressed: "The Palestinian state is our goal. We support the'two-state solution 'and there is no other way out."

Wadefour noted that since the outbreak of a new round of conflict on 7 October 2023, there has been no way out. The most urgent need in the region is an immediate ceasefire, more humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza, and the unconditional release of hostages. He criticized Israel¡¯s military action in Gaza City as a ¡°completely wrong path¡± and warned that any violation of international law or attempt to annex occupied territories would undermine the possibility of a lasting solution to the conflict.

It is reported that Wadfur will attend a conference hosted by France and Saudi Arabia in new york to promote the "two-state solution". On the eve of the opening of the UN General Assembly, several countries have declared or considered recognizing the Palestinian state, including France, Belgium and New Zealand. Britain, Canada and Australia have also announced this decision a few days ago. (Headquarters reporter Ruan Jiawen)