Key Highlights:
- Germany announces $34 Million (29 Million Euros) in aid for Gaza residents.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz poster in X about this aid.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed the announcement, calling it “immediate humanitarian assistance.”
- He also affirmed Germany’s commitment to playing a key role in supporting Gaza under U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed peace plan.
Following the recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Palestinian resistance group Hamas, Germany has pledged €29 million (about $34 million) in humanitarian assistance for the people of Gaza. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made the announcement, stating that the aid aims to provide immediate humanitarian support for civilians who have suffered amid the prolonged conflict.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz Confirms Humanitarian Support
Chancellor Friedrich Merz shared the news on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, saying,
“We are providing 29 million euros in humanitarian aid. Together with Egypt, we will organize a conference for the reconstruction of Gaza.”
Merz emphasized that the initiative underscores Germany’s ongoing commitment to peace and stability in the Middle East, as well as its solidarity with the people of Gaza.
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He also added that,
Germany will play a key role in helping Gazans under the plan proposed by US President Donald Trump.
Source: DBC
