Confirmation from Germany: Trump is right

In an interview with DW, he also talked about Trump, the security of Europe, and Ukraine.
"So many thousands of children have already been killed and there is clearly no end in sight. I really hope that Netanyahu will reconsider the possibility of doing what 150-plus countries have requested at the United Nations and finally agree to a ceasefire," Heusgen said in an interview for DW on the eve of the Munich Security Conference.
He pointed out that it is up to the politicians to look at what instruments they have so that their appeal for a ceasefire is really heard. "We've seen President Biden, we've seen Antony Blinken asking Netanyahu to stop, to allow a cease-fire so that more aid can be delivered. We'll see soon when the Israeli government has to report to the International Court of Justice on what it's doing to prevent genocide. We have to stop this killing," Heusgen said, referring to South Africa's lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
When asked whether there is evidence of genocide, that is, whether there is a danger that genocide will be committed, Heusgen answers: "This is what the International Court of Justice said by accepting the South African request - it said that there is a danger of genocide. And in order to prevent it, it requested that certain measures are taken and it must now be submitted to the court. We will see what Israel will do to prevent the genocide."

European nuclear shield?

Heusgen also commented on former US President Donald Trump's recent statement about NATO, which upset European politicians: "Maybe this will surprise you, but Donald Trump is right," says Heusgen. "The European members of NATO, i.e. all the member states of the Alliance, committed themselves ten years ago...