00:00No announcement here, if I see it correctly. No, Mr. H, you don't have one either.
00:06Then, the restrictions on arms exports to Israel announced in the federal government's press release of August 8, 2025 will be lifted.
00:15The lifting will come into effect on November 24, 2025.
00:22And the background to this is that we have always said here that we will review this practice in light of developments on the ground.
00:30And, as you yourself have just mentioned, we have had a ceasefire in Gaza since October 10, and it has basically stabilized, which of course shows
00:40that this is a hypothetical paradigm.
00:48We expect everyone to adhere to the agreements that have been reached.
00:52This includes ensuring that the ceasefire holds.
00:55This includes providing humanitarian aid on a large scale and ensuring that the process continues in an orderly manner as agreed, so
01:04that the ceasefire holds.
01:09This includes humanitarian aid.
01:11I just tried to say that, of course, the situation on the ground and the current situation on the ground means that we have had a ceasefire since October 10, among other things.
01:23I would say that is the most important point, but there are a whole series of other criteria that have changed in this situation today while the hostilities were still going on.
01:35And all of this is the basis for us being able to make this decision now.
01:45This includes the ceasefire, of course, humanitarian aid, and it includes the fact that both sides, Israel and the Palestinian side, adhere to the agreed process.
01:54This is the coordinate system, so to speak, in which this decision was made.
02:05Mr. Yesen, Mr. Hill, but as always with arms sales, the basic principle is of course the same.
02:11I have no information on this.
02:13I don't know whether Mr. Guy can elaborate on this.
02:17Can I tell you anything about this at this point?
02:21That they say, well, I now have to open all the crossings.
02:24Monitoring, but of course the federal government continuously monitors developments in the Middle East and is in constant dialogue with the parties involved.
02:40We have often talked about how often the federal chancellor, or rather the federal foreign minister, travels to the region.
02:46He holds talks with all parties involved in the conflict and with the neighboring and mediating states.
02:58So there is a continuous monitoring process, if you will, to use your words.
03:02So to be able to deduce what this means, of course.
03:07So, let's just move forward.
03:09As we can see in the comments, we have to accept this one.
03:09So, definitely we can look forward to this.
03:12We have to record this one.
03:12And if you will, to read this one.
03:13I think that this one is going to be able to do this.
03:14So, let's try the other side.
03:14I want to see the difference.
03:16I want to take the difference.
03:17This one is going to be able to take is go to the blue and blue.
03:19We will do this.
03:19We have to fill this one.
03:21I want to take it.
03:22And watch this one.
03:24I want to try the other side.
03:24I want to keep it in the face.
03:25I want to keep it in the middle.
03:27What if it is, is this one of the largest links.
03:28It's going to be able to try to do this.
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