Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Gets Increased Attention Within China’s Foreign Strategy
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JNS.org – China is increasing its efforts to play a role in brokering a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, on Tuesday calling for resumed peace talks at the United Nations International Meeting in Support of Israeli-Palestinian Peace in Beijing.
“We need to redouble efforts to promote peace talks,” Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu said, according to AFP.
“There has been one boss in the peace process. No other country has had a word—a strong word—like the Americans. If the Chinese get involved, that will be very, very interesting because Israel and China are working together very closely economically,” Daniel Ben-Simon of Israel’s Labor Party said at the U.N. meeting.
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