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Germany defends arms exports to Israel before UN court

Germany is reported to be defending its arms exports to Israel in proceedings before a UN court. The headline provides no ruling or new binding action.

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The case concerns Germany’s role in the Israel conflict and may carry diplomatic and legal consequences.

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