Malaysia and Germany call for lasting ceasefire in Gaza

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BERLIN: Malaysia and Germany called for a lasting ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, as well as the release of hostages and immediate humanitarian assistance to the Palestine people.

Earlier, Anwar who is here on a six-day visit to Germany, held a bilateral meeting with Scholz, with the Gaza conflict and two-state solution to end the decades of suffering of the Palestinian people among the issues discussed. The Chancellor said they were working closely with the United States and Arab countries to prevent the escalation of war and find a solution to the crisis.

"Well, Germany has established good relations with Israel. And we have slightly better relations with Palestine. The only solution for now is a permanent ceasefire and, ultimately, a two-state solution. And this can be done if the international community has the courage and the commitment,” said the Prime Minister.

 

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