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Germany asks ICJ to dismiss Nicaragua-backed case against Israel arms export
Germany asks UN top court to throw out ongoing Israel arms export case
What AfD's election victory in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt could mean for Jewish life - analysis
German FM warns weakening PA could create power vacuum, would compromise Israel's security
Head of Anne Frank Educational Center questions Yad Vashem's Germany expansion, drawing backlash
Major German paper: Media turning Palestinian terrorists into victims
BILD's online editor-in-chief warned that the media attacks on Israel reveal a withdrawal from historical responsibility.
Report: Germany approves sale of 3 more submarines to Israel
Der Spiegel says National Security Council approves deal on condition it can be cancelled if corruption allegations are proven.
German president stresses special relationship with Israel, despite differences
Having come from Yad Vashem and its grim reminders, Steinmeier termed the current relationship of mutual trust between Israel and Germany as “miraculous.”
Israel blames Germany for EU support of UNESCO anti-Israel resolution
Is Germany leading European support for the resolution attacking Israel's sovereignty over Jerusalem?
Analysis: German FM fishes for antisemitic vote in row with Israel
"Gabriel’s spat with Netanyahu appears to not be about Israel but how German elites can’t bring themselves to work through their reaction to muscular political Zionism."
Analysis: Netanyahu's aggressive approach to foreign diplomacy
The PM’s decision to cancel a meeting with the German foreign minister is the most recent example of pushing back against what he views as shabby diplomatic treatment of Israel.
Netanyahu slams German FM for insulting victims of Holocaust
"I don't welcome diplomats from other countries who visit Israel and at the same time meet organizations that call our soldiers war criminals," Netanyahu said in a Bild interview.
Merkel: ‘Regrettable Netanyahu canceled FM meet’
"Our friends cannot act to harm Israel," Breaking the Silence is the enemy, says Israel's deputy Foreign Minister.
The unacceptable behavior of the German foreign minister
We would expect more sensitive behavior from a German minister, especially one who regards himself as a potential future leader of his nation.
Does Netanyahu's new leftist litmus test waste diplomatic capital?
Netanyahu’s decision to open up this battle front could be seen as one more push toward a “my way or the highway” autocratic leadership type.