SinceIsraeli-Palestinian conflictSince the outbreak of the confrontation between Israel and Hamas, both sides have taken many hostages and used them as bargaining chips with each other. Prime Minister of IsraelNetanyahu has even recently appealed to China's top brass through diplomatic channels, asking them to intervene to help Israel free the hostages from Hamas.
According to a report by Israel**, Netanyahu has made a request to the Chinese ambassador to Israel, hoping that he can help spread the word, saying that he personally hopes that China will intervene and come to the rescue when the conflict breaks outA Chinese-Israeli hostage was taken at the festival.
This person may be right for a long timeIsraeli-Palestinian conflictAttention, may have some impressions. In the early days of the conflict, her mother even turned to China for help. Now Netanyahu is even more personally gone, and his face is not small.
In this regard,The response was subtle. The spokesman saidIsraeli-Palestinian conflictSince the outbreak began, China has repeatedly called for the release of all detainees as soon as possible, and has made active efforts to this end. In addition, China is still willing to do soInternationalTogether, the community will play a constructive role in promoting a ceasefire and ending the fighting and releasing all detainees.
The Chinese-Israeli mixed-race hostages that Netanyahu wants China to save here need to be clear: whether the hostages are released or not is essentially a matter between Israel and Hamas. The conflict lasted for almost three months, and no one could say that this Chinese-Israeli mixed-race child had been released, and no one could say whether he survived or not. This means that the situation may be a lot more complicated than we think.
Either Hamas doesn't have the figure, or she has been hijacked by other armed groups, then Israel's plea is in an awkward position. Either Hamas or other armed groups did take the hostage, but China does not have direct jurisdiction over these organizations and has no control over the actions of these organizations. In either case, China's intervention comes with a range of risks and challenges.
ForPrime Minister of IsraelThe Chinese side seems to be more inclined to passInternationalThe power of society to solve problems, not unilateral intervention. This is also in line with China's consistent foreign policy, which is to adhere to the peaceful settlement of disputes, respect the sovereignty and independence of all parties, and safeguard them in accordance with the lawInternationalOrder.
In addition, China has always taken a neutral stance on the Palestinian-Israeli issue, tried its best to maintain balance, and established and developed friendly relations with Israel and Palestine. As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, China has the responsibility and obligation to safeguard itInternationaland regional peace and security.
In general,Prime Minister of IsraelNetanyahu's pleas for help from China's leaders may not be met easily. The Chinese side is more willing to passInternationalThe efforts of society to promote a ceasefire and a settlementIsraeli-Palestinian conflict, rather than unilateral intervention. At the same time, China will continue to play a constructive role in the release of all detainees.