
PM Netanyahu Meets with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this evening , at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, met with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this evening , at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, met with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

FM Sa’ar: “We cannot continue to coexist alongside the Hamas terror state - this presents a persistent threat to Israel's security and constantly undermines regional stability.”

The ceremony, marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between Israel and Germany, highlighted moral leadership, solidarity, and the urgent need to bring all hostages home.

President Herzog: “I cry out to all humanity — to act by every means and with all strength to bring about the urgent release of all the hostages, back home to Israel.

Edan Alexander has returned home. We embrace him and we embrace his family. This was achieved thanks to our military pressure and the diplomatic pressure applied by President Trump. This is a winning combination.

President Herzog: “These are very sensitive and painful times. Fifty-nine Israeli hostages are still being held deep inside Hamas’ tunnels in Gaza. At least twenty-one of them are going through hell.
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This visit emphasizes the importance of deepening and strengthening our relations with Germany and its new government.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today, at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, met with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul.

PM Netanyahu: " We have a lot of common interest, a lot of common values and a lot of common challenges. I'm sure that as we proceed, we'll make our partnership even stronger.”