In this predicament, Israel is well aware of the difficult situation and has to turn to China to rescue the trapped hostages. Israel tried to seek help from the United States, but failed. So they turned to China and hoped that China would take over the rescue mission. China has responded to this.
In order to avoid Iran's involvement in the conflict, Israel has exercised restraint, albeit in its inner dissatisfaction. Recently, however, Israel took action against Iran, killing a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps military adviser in Syria.
Israeli Defense Minister Gallant reportedly made a rare admission that they are facing blows from seven different battlefields, including the Gaza Strip and forces from Iran, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon. Gallant is also proud to claim that they have hit back at six of them.
In this situation, Israel is well aware of its very difficult situation and has asked China for help in rescuing the trapped hostages. Although they had previously tried to seek help from the United States, they were unsuccessful. Therefore, they hope that China will take over the rescue mission. The Chinese side expressed its position on this request.
Then again, despite the Israeli army's retaliation against multiple forces, Netanyahu's most pressing task remains the rescue of the hostages.
In mid-December, thousands of Israelis gathered in the square of Tel Aviv city to urge ** to release the hostages as soon as possible, which put enormous domestic pressure on Netanyahu.
So, after suffering seven attacks, Netanyahu understood that Israel alone could not free the hostages in the hands of Hamas in a short time, and the United States could not help, so he turned his attention to China and tried to get China to take over and assist Israel in rescuing the hostages.
According to a report by Shangguan News, Netanyahu** said in a speech a few days ago that he had sought assistance from China's top level and asked Beijing to make greater efforts to free the hostages.
Netanyahu's plea for China's help undoubtedly had other motives. Many people are well aware that in the early days of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Israeli side sought China's support. The Israeli Embassy in China even made it clear that it hopes that China will show solidarity and support during this difficult time.
Now, Israel's request for China's help in rescuing the hostages is actually hoping that China will use its influence in the international community to put pressure on Hamas to release the hostages on its own initiative, which is equivalent to implying that China supports Israel's position.
On the other hand, Israel may also want to implicate China by appealing to China's rescue, as an opportunity to retaliate against our previous condemnation of Israel's indiscriminate bombing of Gaza, for which the United Nations has not given Israel any face.
Not long ago, a reporter specifically asked at a press conference about Netanyahu's request. In response, China's spokesperson said that since the outbreak of the conflict, China has repeatedly called on all parties to immediately release the hostages, and has actively worked to make efforts to this end.
China is ready to continue to play an active role in the ceasefire and the rescue of all hostages, together with all countries in the world. This means that China has been working to free the hostages, and Israel does not need to be reminded.
In the end, if Israel puts the Israeli-Palestinian issue on hold for a long time and wantonly bullies the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, Hamas will not hold the Israeli people hostage.