Request of German lawmakers to stop the export of weapons to the Zionist regime

“German weapons should not be used to expand humanitarian catastrophes and violate international law,” ISNA reported.

“So we call on the government of Benjamin Netanyahu (Zionist Prime Minister) to be ready to accept the ceasefire and return to the negotiating table,” he said.

Ralph Stegner, a partner and his partner, repeated Ahmadovic’s remarks: “The humanitarian catastrophe for the civilian people of Palestine and the violation of international law by the Netanyahu government should be immediately ended and should not be prolonged by German weapons.”

The German government has previously exempted the Zionist regime from the procedure of non -supply of weapons for clashes, claiming that these weapons could serve the regime’s security and defense, according to Anatolia News Agency.

But Stegner noted: At the moment, this is out of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

German parliamentarian Isabel Kadmartori also warned of the Social Democratic Party that Berlin could be a combat of war crimes by providing weapons for Israel.

He stressed that “this could lead to the prosecution of Germany itself by international courts.”

“Therefore, the German government should, in particular, limit the export of weapons by stopping the ammunition and spare parts of the tank,” Cadmartori added.

Germany has been a key ally of the Zionist regime for a long time, and its Chancellor Friedrich Mortus often emphasizes German responsibility for Israeli security. Critics, however, argue that Germany’s unnecessary support for Benjamin Netanyahu’s government is damaging its international credibility and isolate Berlin on the world stage.

The Zionist regime is in the International Court of Justice because of its brutal actions in Gaza, where tens of thousands of Palestinians, including women and children, have been killed in the past six months, and are facing severe food shortages, medical supplies and other supplies.

The Zionist army has launched brutal attacks on Gaza since October, killing more than five Palestinians, most of whom are women and children.

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