Germany May Change Its Policy Towards Israel. It's About Sanctions.
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Der Spiegel reports that the government in Berlin may soon reconsider its stance on Israel. "German diplomats are wondering how much longer they can persist in the two-state solution, which Israel rejects, without risking ridicule among European countries."
Germany may be open to imposing sanctions on Israel if its current settlement policy persists after the Knesset elections, reports Der Spiegel. Pressure is growing within the ruling coalition to ban imports of goods from the occupied territories.
Berlin may take a tougher stance against the Israeli government after the elections. According to Der Spiegel, some SPD politicians are demanding sanctions for settlement policy in the West Bank. If the current trend continues after the October 27 vote, pressure on Germany could increase.
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