Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke about Gaza ahead of a short Tuesday visit to Qatar, which is angry over an Israeli strike against Hamas leaders on its territory.

"Germany will support such a resolution which simply describes the status quo in international law," the spokesman said, adding that Berlin "has always advocated a two-state solution and is asking for that all the time.

Germany’s government has decided to back a France-led proposal for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, according to people familiar with the plan, breaking with both US and Israel after this week’s strikes in Qatar.

Six members of Germany’s right-wing AfD party have died within weeks of each other, sparking conspiracy theories despite assurances from authorities that no foul play was involved.

Germany will support a United Nations resolution advocating a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. However, Germany does not yet recognize a Palestinian state. While various countries including Britain and France plan to recognize Palestine,

European nations are demanding that Iran resume negotiations for a new nuclear agreement and grant access to all nuclear sites. France, the UK, and Germany officially notified the UN Security Council on Thursday that the "snapback" mechanism against Iran has been activated.

The so-called “snapback” procedure was activated through a joint letter sent by the three European powers—collectively known as the E3—to the UN Security Council, warning of Iran’s continued breach of its nuclear obligations.

The Trump administration is lauding 3 European allies for triggering a mechanism to reimpose U.N. sanctions on Iran for noncompliance with a 2015 nuclear deal.