I mean you have a point and I agree with most of what you’re saying, but we’re sending weapons and providing rhetorical cover for the Israeli government. E.g. by the police violently interrupting protests, or worse insisting that the claims of genocide are baseless and going as far as announcing to intervene on Israel’s behalf in the ICJ.

Palestinians are being killed by German-delivered ammunition all while Germany is defending Israel in the ICJ. This is clearly supporting the ongoing genocide

As a german citizen, I do not fully agree with you. Of course, some people behave the way you described because of the reasons you provided, although I find their reasons mostly stupid since they are so inconsistent: why are other genocides more acceptable than others? Why did Germany only recognize the namibian genocide in 2021? Why doesn't Germany extend the same amount of care, empathy, and concern to LGBTQ people, sinti/roma, and other victims of the holocaust?

On the other hand, there is a growing number of relatively prominent German politicians that have made nazi remarks in semi-public spaces or behind closed doors, or have been uncovered to have a deeply troubling neonazi past, yet they still get invited everywhere and do not see the level of state repression (through the cutting of funds for example) or police violence that pro palestine activists see. Somehow the first point doesn't seem to fully extend and clamp down on these people.

The entire thing seems to have been taught in Germany as a lesson about one specific race shouldn't have done what they did to another, specific, race, rather than as the Humanitarian Principle that people, any people, independently of race or creed shouldn't be oppressed and killed for their etnicity-

So the framework of cold. calous, violent Racism was preserved but in the German mind a specific race - Jewish People - was moved from the list of "inferior races" to the list of "superior races like us".

(It's funny how your description of it, heavilly ladden with racial terms, is a wonderful display of just how the "regret" about that country's own extreme racist violence fully preserves the entire racist mindset of classifying people as members of races and credos and then judging them and treating them differently because of such races and credos, hency why your description of such learnings is all about a specific race, with no reference whatsoever to individuals or humanitarian principles)

Had the lesson been learned along Humanitarian lines, Germany would not unwaveringly support the "Jewish Nation" as they call it as it over the years became ever more Fascist and violent, cultimating in what very overtly is Genocide with openly racist tones (the "human animals" statement by members of the Israeli Governments says it all) because the etnicity of the majority in a nation is entirelly irrelevant for non-racists when judging that nation on its actions, as is the etnicity of its victims: the actions speak for themselves and for a humanitarian, rather than a racist, the race of those involved neither improves nor worsens the judgment of those actions.

That all this has and is being pushed into the minds of the common German using "old-style" propaganda which is even aimed, as we see here, to children, is a pretty worrisome indication that this is more than "mere" racism in Germany and that Fascism never really left the mindset of that country's power elites and that its ways are still seen as the right way of doing things, both towards the German Population by deploying the kind of Propaganda techniques that Goebbels was so fond of and towards the "enemies of our friends" by continuing to provide "unwavering" support to a Fascist nation currently engaged in the most violent murderous genocide along racial lines since the Nazis.

Germany is supporting Genocide dude.

You should learn a thing or two about your History. You clearly didn't pay attention in school.

Never again means never again for anyone.