Germany's decision to continue arms exports to Israel has sparked intense debate in Berlin.

The controversy centers around whether Germany should supply weapons to Israel, with key figures like Annalena Baerbock and Robert Habeck reportedly opposing Chancellor Olaf Scholz's plans.

The CDU/CSU leader Friedrich Merz criticized the government for showing "cracks in solidarity" with Israel, accusing it of withholding export approvals for munitions and tank parts.

In response, Chancellor Scholz affirmed Germany's commitment to supplying arms, stating, "We have delivered weapons, and we will continue to do so.

" Meanwhile, the FDP has called for further support, emphasizing Israel's need for self-defense.

The debate highlights the complex balance Germany seeks between supporting Israel and adhering to international law.