The mysterious children vomiting outbreak in Germany started right AFTER Angela Merkel REFUSED to support an Israeli attack on Iran.

Merkel urges Israel not to strike Iran: report

(AFP) – Aug 31, 2012

JERUSALEM — German Chancellor Angela Merkel has urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to order a military strike against Iranian nuclear sites, the newspaper Haaretz reported on Friday.

The article, citing an Israeli official on condition of anonymity, said Merkel had called Netanyahu 10 days ago amid a wave of reports of an imminent Israeli attack, to give a "clear message as to her opposition" to such action.

Merkel urged Netanyahu to "give more time for sanctions and diplomacy to work," and warned of the consequences of such an attack for security in the Middle East.

Germany will not support unilateral Israeli attack on Iran

Monday, 10 September 2012 16:30

The German government will not support a unilateral Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle has told Haaretz newspaper. Speaking during a visit to Israel, Westerwelle added that such a strike would break the international coalition against Iran's nuclear ambitions. Westerwelle was confirming what German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Benjamin Netanyahu two weeks ago.

Thousands of German children suffer from vomit outbreak

September 28, 2012

BERLIN (Reuters) - More than 6,500 German children and teenagers have fallen ill with diarrhea and vomiting that health authorities say has likely been caused by a food-borne virus in meals delivered to schools and daycare centers.

Regional health ministries and a top health research institute said youngsters from five of Germany's 16 states had been affected by the acute gastroenteritis, with the first cases registered on Tuesday. So far, those affected had not suffered any complications.

Vomiting virus hits thousands of German children

Sat, Sep 29, 2012

BERLIN (AP) — German health authorities say the number of children that have fallen ill with vomiting and diarrhea after eating food from school cafeterias and daycare centers has risen from about 4,500 to 8,400.

Authorities in Berlin and the surrounding eastern German states reported the new gastroenteritis cases Saturday, while laboratory investigations to determine the exact cause of the outbreak were still under way.