On the 6th, Jan van Aken, chairman of the Left Party, one of Germany's opposition parties, said that October 7 is the second anniversary of the outbreak of the current round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the German government should increase pressure on Israel, especially to exert more economic pressure on Israel to change its military operations in the Gaza Strip.

German Left Party Chairman Jan Van Aken:Germany must put pressure on the Israeli government, because without pressure, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not give in, so I hope that when German Foreign Minister Wadfour talks about exerting pressure, he also points out exerting economic pressure on Israel because this brutal Gaza War must end.

In August, German Prime Minister Merts announced that Germany would suspend exports to Israel of any military equipment that could be used in the Gaza Strip. Jan van Arken said on Friday that the German government¡¯s ¡°partial export ban¡± was far from sufficient and that Germany should completely end its arms sales to Israel.

Head of Journalism:Since the outbreak of a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the German government has been firmly supporting Israel, but this attitude has been seriously questioned both in Germany and within the European Union. At present, more and more European countries have recognized the Palestinian state, and Germany is obviously lagging behind other countries in this respect. In addition, more and more Germans believe that the German government should not favor Israel indefinitely, but should effectively promote the "two-state solution" in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.