Germany has decided to resume its arms sales to Israel, contingent upon the observance of the current ceasefire and a commitment to large-scale humanitarian aid, according to a government spokesperson. Initially suspended in August due to public pressure over the Gaza conflict, Germany - the second-largest arms supplier to Israel after the U.S. - has now announced the lifting of restrictions on exports affecting weapons that could have been used in Gaza. However, arms deemed necessary for Israel's defense against external threats were not affected. A spokesperson reiterated Germany's support for a lasting peace through a two-state solution as well...
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