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The Times of IsraelPolitics

China Urges Israel to Halt Settlement Expansion, Herzog Seeks Broader Peace

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Israeli President Isaac Herzog that Israel must stop and reverse the "forced establishment" of West Bank settlements. The two leaders met on the sidelines of a summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, where Herzog also called for expanding Israel's ties with Asian nations and stressed that peace cannot exist with terror. Wang reiterated China's support for a two-state solution and preventing a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. Representatives from several countries walked out during Herzog's speech.

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  • China's Foreign Minister urged Israel's President to halt West Bank settlement expansion.
  • President Herzog called for enhanced Israeli ties with Asian nations at a summit.
  • Wang Yi stressed China's support for a two-state solution and Gaza humanitarian aid.
  • Representatives from Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, and the PA walked out during Herzog's speech.
  • Herzog stated peace cannot exist with terror or thrive with boycotts.
China Urges Israel to Halt Settlement Expansion, Herzog Seeks Broader Peace
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