German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced on Friday his opposition to the European Union imposing sanctions on the Jewish entity, while France announced that it would not agree to lift the sanctions imposed by the UN Security Council on Iran unless any final agreement on its nuclear program included addressing its ballistic missile program and its support for armed groups in the region.

The German Chancellor is under pressure from the very political doctrine that he recently declared to be the “essence of German existence.” Despite his repeated statements of full commitment to the principle of the supreme interest of the state (which means full support for the Jewish entity),

On January 3, 2025, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, accompanied by her French counterpart Jean-Noël Barrot, met with Syria's current ruler, Ahmad Al-Sharaa....

Eleven months after the Jewish entity launched its war on Gaza, the principle of the “supreme national interest,” as adopted by the German government, is turning into a difficult test for German society and a threat to internal security.