The Impact of Germany's Immigration Policy on Hamas Attacks
Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has stated that Germany's decision to let in a large number of foreigners has led to the celebration of Hamas' attack against Israel on the streets of Berlin. Kissinger believes that this mistake has created pressure groups within each country, causing tensions. He warns about the potential for dangerous escalation in the Middle East and suggests that Hamas' goal is to mobilize the Arab world against Israel. Kissinger also mentions the possibility of Israel taking action against Iran if it is found to be involved in the attack. He sees Russia's aggression in Ukraine and Hamas' attack as a fundamental attack on the international system.
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