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Germany has not decided on sanctions against Israeli ministers

The German government has not yet made a decision on whether to impose sanctions against Israeli ministers. The headlines do not provide further details about the proposed measures or the ministers involved.

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A German decision on sanctions could affect relations between Germany and Israel and signal a wider diplomatic response.

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