The giant car company Mercedes, headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany, opened its mouth in front of Israel, which rained death on Gaza. Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius announced a donation of one million euros to organizations called United Hatzalah and the German Red Cross in Israel.
“The pictures shocked me so much”
In a post on LinkedIn, Kallenius said, “The news and images that have been broadcast around the world since the terrorist attacks against Israel shake me deeply. I am deeply concerned about the potential ramifications for peace in the Middle East. I have old colleagues, acquaintances and good friends in Region. I am against violence. “My heartfelt condolences to all those affected and grieving the loss of their loved ones,” he said.
“We want to contribute to alleviating the suffering in the field.”
Kelenius continued: “My thoughts are also with the many injured and abductees and their families. In recent days we have been in contact with various institutions and organizations because we want to contribute to alleviating at least some of the suffering in the field. Mercedes-Benz, charities to purchase “United Hatsala” rescue vehicles, in addition “To our sister organizations, we are donating a total of €1 million to the German Red Cross, which coordinates humanitarian aid in the region. We are of course in constant communication with the team at our research and development facility in Tel Aviv, and their safety is our top priority.”
German Prime Minister: I do not think that reaching a ceasefire agreement in Gaza is correct
The German government also declared its explicit support for Israel after the war. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that he does not see the ceasefire in Gaza as valid. “I do not think it is right to demand an immediate ceasefire or a long-term cease. Because this means that Israel must allow Hamas to recover. It will allow it,” he said. He added: “If you want a lasting environment of peace, you must want the possibility of establishing a Palestinian state that does not pose a threat to Israel.”
“Anyone who attacks the Jews attacks all of us.”
Schulz called on people in Germany to “protect the Jews” and said: “We must all stand up to protect the Jews in Germany, and this is also a matter of civic courage. We will not accept anti-Semitism. We have everything we have.” “The laws are clear. Burning Israeli flags is a criminal offense. It is a criminal offense to cause the death of innocent people.” “Clapping is a criminal offence. Yelling anti-Semitic slogans is a crime. Anyone who attacks Jews in Germany attacks everyone.” From us,” he said.
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