Germany reaffirms support for a two-state solution at UN, calls for end to conflict
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul reiterated his country's strong support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict during the UN General Assembly. Emphasizing the urgent need to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Wadephul called for unrestricted humanitarian access and an immediate cessation of hostilities. He stressed that a sustainable peace can only be achieved through a political solution involving Israel and Palestine living side by side in security, aligning with long-standing European Union policy.
Key Points
- Germany reaffirmed its strong support for the two-state solution to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict.
- The German Foreign Minister urged an immediate end to the Gaza war and emphasized the need for unrestricted humanitarian access.
- The statement reflects growing international pressure for a ceasefire and a return to political negotiations.
- A sustainable peace requires Israel and Palestine to live side by side in security based on pre-1967 borders.
Exam Facts
- Johann Wadephul is the German Foreign Minister.
- The statement was delivered at the UN General Assembly on September 17, 2026.
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