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Germany approves nearly $1 billion in arms exports to Israel

Germany has reportedly approved arms exports to Israel worth nearly $1 billion. The report attributes the figure to Der Spiegel and provides no further details on the approvals.

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The scale of the reported exports could affect Germany’s role in the Israel conflict and fuel international political tensions.

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  1. Germany Approves Nearly $1 Billion in Arms Exports to Israel, Der Spiegel Reports – NaturalNews.com ↗naturalnews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 11:47 AM UTC

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