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on Tuesday that Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Washington, DC, this week at the invitation of Secretary of State Antony Blinken, to discuss the Israel-Hamas war.
“The international community, especially the many Arab countries, commends China’s just position and the role it has played as a responsible major country,” Mao boasted. The “right of statehood” is looking very dubious after the Hamas atrocities of October 7, and the “right of return” – which would flood Israel with the descendants of Palestinians who fled at the behest of invading Arab leaders in the 1960s, effectively eliminating the State of Israel – is a complete non-starter.that Wang confirmed Israel’s “right to self-defense” on Tuesday during his first telephone call with Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen since the Hamas attack.
“I would like to stress that China does not pursue any selfish interests on the Palestinian question,” she said. “We sincerely hope that the Palestinian question can have a comprehensive, just and lasting settlement based on the two-state solution, so that the legitimate security concerns of all parties can be thoroughly addressed.”with enthusiasm for Wang’s visit on Tuesday, interpreting Blinken’s invitation as a sign of “comprehensive recovery” for U.S.-China relations.
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