Please, Germany, arrest the perpetrators then.
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Don't arrest them... Make them suffer slowly.
Unfortunately just a figurehead and their actual leader is all about staying on usa good side
The German president holds a largely ceremonial role that allows more freedom for criticism compared with other politicians in the nation. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has also raised concerns about the war but emphasized maintaining relations with the U.S.
Merz is a member of the conservative Christian Democratic Union of Germany.
But Steinmeier, a member of the center-left Social Democratic Party, called the war a “politically disastrous mistake” that had irrevocably harmed transatlantic relations.
Merz later said he supported Iranian regime change at the hands of the U.S. and Israel.
Following a meeting with the German chancellor at the White House last week, Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that Germany has “been great” and levied criticism toward other European allies, including the U.K. and Spain.
And that's why they pay him the big bucks!
We haven't had international law for some time now. Russia, China, US, Israel and a few others don't even have domestic law.
Some see today's headlines as global chaos. I see this as the calm before the storm.
Throw it on the pile, which is nearly space elevator in height at this point
International law has always been a bad taste joke
People have been called antisemitic for less
The president of Germany? Anti-semitic?
It's hard to imagine
If international law was ever enforced I’m sure they’d be very concerned.
Broken clock, twice a day... He's a useless piece of shit.
Israel is above any law.
That's why they're the only country that's allowed to have nukes without disclosing it.