China Urges Israel to Halt Settlements, Allow Gaza Access
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog to stop West Bank settlement expansion and allow full access to Gaza, warning of a humanitarian crisis. Wang stressed the two-state solution as the path to resolving the Palestinian issue and expressed China's readiness to work internationally for a political settlement. The meeting took place during Herzog's visit to Baku.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- China's Foreign Minister urged Israel to halt West Bank settlements and allow full Gaza access.
- Wang Yi warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.
- The two-state solution was identified as the correct path for the Palestinian issue.
- China expressed readiness to work with the international community for a political settlement.
- The meeting occurred during Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog's visit to Baku.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog, emphasizing the necessity for Israel to cease settlement construction in the West Bank and ensure full access to the Gaza Strip. Wang warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Wang stated that promoting peace and reconciliation in the Middle East is central to Beijing's regional policy. He reiterated that the two-state solution is the correct path to resolving the Palestinian issue, which he described as the greatest historical injustice of the current century. The Chinese minister called on Israel to stop establishing settlements in the West Bank and reverse related actions.
China is prepared to collaborate with the international community to encourage parties to resume dialogue and consultations, aiming for a political settlement to the conflict. The meeting occurred as Herzog was also in Baku, Azerbaijan, where he met with the President of Azerbaijan and the Foreign Minister of Bahrain.
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