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Mubarak rejects medical trip to Germany
Protests

Mubarak rejects medical trip to Germany

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has said he will not come to Germany for a medical check-up. US officials had allegedly put forward such plans as a way to get the leader out of Egypt and several German politicians had signed on to the idea.
Support grows for hosting Mubarak
Egypt

Support grows for hosting Mubarak

More German politicians are supporting allowing Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to come to Germany for medical treatment in the hopes it might calm the turmoil his country. But a human rights activist is preparing to press charges against him.
Thousands demonstrate against Israeli sea raid
maritime

Thousands demonstrate against Israeli sea raid

At least 2,500 people demonstrated in Hamburg on Friday, showing their anger at Israeli military action against the convoy of aid ships on which nine people were killed and many wounded when prevented from sailing to the Gaza Strip.
Give Gaza hope
Palestine

Give Gaza hope

<b>The international community must help avert a humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip, argues Wolfgang Gehrcke, the parliamentary foreign policy expert of German political party The Left.</b>
Berlin conference ends with fretting over fragile peace talks
Palestine

Berlin conference ends with fretting over fragile peace talks

The United States and other peace brokers finished up talks in Berlin Tuesday after raising $242 million for the Palestinian Authority security by fretting over the fragility of the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and calling for a truce in Hamas-run Gaza to last and Israel to freeze settlements.
Merkel: Shoah binds Germany and Israel forever
Israel

Merkel: Shoah binds Germany and Israel forever

Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday pledged Germany's unwavering support for Israel in a landmark address to parliament, as she wrapped up a visit 60 years after the Jewish state was founded in the wake of the Nazi Holocaust.