Bbc China Urges Israel to Halt West Bank Settlements Amid Ongoing Conflict
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- •China's Foreign Minister calls for a halt to West Bank settlements during talks with Israel.
- •Wang Yi emphasizes the need for a two-state solution and humanitarian access to Gaza.
- •China's stance reflects its growing geopolitical influence in the Middle East amid US-Israel tensions.
During a meeting in Azerbaijan, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Israeli President Isaac Herzog to stop the 'forced establishment' of West Bank settlements, viewing the Palestinian issue as a significant historical injustice. Wang emphasized the need for a two-state solution and immediate humanitarian access to Gaza to prevent a catastrophe. This statement comes amid heightened tensions due to the US-Israel war on Iran, which China has criticized, demanding an end to attacks. China's involvement reflects its growing influence in Middle Eastern geopolitics, as it seeks to reshape the region's security framework. The discussions also included calls for diplomatic solutions to the ongoing conflict. Wang's remarks indicate China's intention to play a more active role in Middle Eastern affairs.
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