Germany Prioritizes Trade Over Gaza Genocide
German politician Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU, is urging 'deeper strategic partnership' with Turkey, despite 'disagreement on Gaza,' according to The Independent. Apparently, Turkey's President Erdogan calling Israel's actions 'genocide' and Benjamin Netanyahu a 'butcher' is a minor hiccup when there's an economic agenda to push. The mainstream narrative glosses over how such 'disagreements'
are merely inconvenient truths in the pursuit of maintaining the existing power structures. This isn't about fostering peace; it's about realpolitik. The German government, a staunch ally of Netanyahu's administration, appears willing to tolerate Erdogan's 'rhetoric' as long as the trade routes remain open and NATO cohesion isn't too severely strained. One might ask: how many dead children in Gaza
does it take before 'disagreement' becomes a deal-breaker for these 'strategic partnerships'?