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In June, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an official visit to China. The decision sparked widespread concern and speculation, especially at a time when the political situation in the Middle East is becoming increasingly complex. To understand why Netanyahu is in a hurry to visit China and Israel's complex relationship with the United States, we need to delve into the factors behind this event.
Israel has always been a powerful force in the Middle East, and behind its solid position is often infighting and contradictions between Middle Eastern countries. This situation has undergone fundamental changes under the promotion of the China-led Middle East reconciliation process. The old contradictions between the countries of the Middle East are gradually dissolving, and Israel's geopolitical position has become more dangerous. The country now has to re-examine its foothold on the international stage, especially given the attitude of the United States.
Israel and the United States have always maintained close relations, which are deeply reflected in the political, economic and military spheres. However, recently US President Joe Biden said that Netanyahu would not be invited to visit the United States, a move that disappointed and worried Israel. The U.S. policy shift has left Israel anxious, especially as the situation in the Middle East evolves. Israel needs to reassess its position in international relations, which is one reason for Netanyahu's visit to China.
The internal situation in Israel is also not optimistic. Recent judicial reforms have further strengthened the prime minister's powers, which has sparked resentment among domestic liberals. Netanyahu chose to rely on far-right populist factions in order to stabilize his regime, which led to a deterioration in relations with the Democratic administration in the United States.
However, Israel's foreign policy also raises questions. They are trying to forge closer ties with Saudi Arabia, but that could cause unnecessary trouble for China. China wants to maintain a balance in the Middle East and does not want to get involved in conflicts between Middle Eastern countries. Therefore, Israel's request will inevitably be treated cautiously by China and will not be easily acceded to.
Moreover, Israel's actions in the Middle East have offended many Arab countries. Not only do they continue to occupy Palestinian land, but they also carry out frequent military operations in Syria, which further exacerbates regional tensions. Therefore, if Israel wants to reach a settlement with the countries of the Middle East, it will require a huge effort, not just a compromise on one side, but also a change in its behavior.
Overall, Netanyahu's upcoming visit to China may be a stopgap measure for Israel. The future development of the Middle East depends more on reconciliation among Arab countries and balance between the parties. For China, there is no need to expect much from this visit, because resolving the Middle East issue is far more complicated than Netanyahu's visit. The direction of the situation in the Middle East remains uncertain, and we need to continue to closely monitor developments in the region.
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