The important part is §218a which declares the situations in which abortion is legal. This is not something like prosecutorial discretion, it's still a matter of law.

As a person living in Berlin and helping someone through it recently here. This is plain armchair analysis. Have you ever actually gone through this in Germany???

It's COVERED in public health insurance. Get the letter (from public health insurance), get the family counseling (which is provided by the senate, and unlike what people think, is informative and gives surgical and grief counseling with info sheets), let it sink in for 3 days, then go through it with a gynecologist. It should be completed before 12 weeks.

These are services offered, paid and staffed by the government (even the public health insurers).

To compare it to private "smart shops" in Netherlands is stupid.

You should also mention paragraph 218a: An illegal abortion in Germany is not realized, if it happens until week 12 of pregnancy:

https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stgb/__218a.html https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fristenregelung

It's a little more precise than that. It's illegal but also formally has no penalty for a variety of cases.

Ending the "advertising" ban is a great step forward in letting people actually access doctors' services. Legalization seems unlikely, unfortunately, though the news around Dobbs has at least opened up the discussion again.