Germany proposes to lift the suspension of arms sales to Israel starting from November 24, after the ceasefire agreement.

Germany intends to resume arms sales to Israel starting November 24, after suspending these deliveries in August, following societal pressures related to the conflict in Gaza. The spokesperson for the German government stated that decisions regarding arms exports will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, depending on subsequent developments.

Germany is the second largest arms supplier to Israel, after the United States, and the suspension targeted weapons that could be used in the Gaza Strip, although other types of military equipment continued to be approved. The German government emphasizes its commitment to a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians, based on the two-state solution, and will continue to engage in reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip.