The vultures are fighting and killing everywhere, and only the rabbits are mending the seams. According to a report by Phoenix TV on April 16, the Israeli Embassy in China held a press conference on Monday to meet with Chinese media about the "Iranian attack." In response to a question from a Chinese reporter, Israeli Deputy Ambassador to China Yuval made it clear that "Israel will not fight back against Iran, but will take strong measures in response to Iran's proxy actions." In addition, Yuval stressed the 99 percent interception rate of Iranian attacks by Israel and its allies, while reminding all parties to "be vigilant about Iran's use of nuclear weapons." #MCN首发激励计划 ##伊以冲突#
Just a few days ago, in retaliation for the bombing of the embassy, Iran launched a large-scale attack on the Israeli mainland, according to reports from all sides, Tehran launched at least more than 300 drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles, although it did not cause serious casualties to the Israeli side, but also hit the Israeli side of the Nevatim air base, so that the Israeli side paid a certain price. After the attack, all sides are waiting for Israel's response, and Israel is also discussing issues such as "whether to fight back, how to fight back, and when to fight back", but for now, Israel should give up retaliation.
The main reason for saying this is that Israeli Deputy Ambassador to China Yuval has made it clear that "Israel will not fight back against Iran", "we will react if they do not launch missiles", and "this game is over". It should be said that this is the "clearest" answer given by Israeli officials on the question of "whether to retaliate" after the Iranian attack. I wonder if anyone has noticed why Israel held a press conference in China to announce this news, and not in the United States or other countries, knowing that China is not a participant in this round of Iran-Israel conflict.
The reason is actually very simple, the reason why Israel chose to declare in China that it "will not fight back" Iran is because China is the country that Iran "trusts the most". Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke with Iranian Foreign Minister Abdollahian on Monday, in which Iran asked for China's help at the United Nations to block the passage of resolutions unfavorable to Iran, the Beijing News reported on April 16. Foreign Minister Wang Yi also tactfully persuaded Iran to "grasp the situation" and avoid "further destabilization" while "safeguarding sovereignty and dignity", which the Iranian Foreign Minister agreed.
It can be seen that China was able to "stabilize" Iran when the situation was still very sensitive, and just after Foreign Minister Wang Yi persuaded Iran to "stay calm", Israeli Deputy Ambassador Yuval held a press conference and publicly stated that he "will not fight back" Iran, and "the game is over". This is obviously not a coincidence, and Israel has two main purposes in doing this: on the one hand, it is to euphemistically tell Iran through China that it "should not overreact" and that Israel "will not fight back"; on the other hand, it is a "guarantee" to China, because in the field of security, Israel needs China's "help".
As for the former, it may be easy to understand that Israel needs China's help in terms of security, and what is going on? This is what was said at the beginning, Israeli Deputy Ambassador Yuval reminded all parties to "be vigilant about whether Iran will use nuclear weapons." In fact, since learning that Iran will retaliate, Israel's biggest concern is not drones and missiles at all, but Iran's nuclear weapons, and now although Iran has carried out "limited retaliation", the situation is still very tense, Iran has always been in a state of "high alert", once there is a miscalculation, the consequences will be unimaginable.
Therefore, after the Iranian foreign minister sought China's help, China persuaded Iran to calm down, and Tehran agreed, Israel immediately held a news conference in Beijing and made it clear that it "will not retaliate" against Iran. Iran, it should be real.
However, it should be added that Israel's "renunciation of retaliation" against Iran is a renunciation of attacking Iran itself, not including sparing Iran's younger brother. Yuval made it clear that Israel would continue to "take forceful measures" to "respond to Iran's proxy actions," that is, to continue to fight Allah, Hamas, the Houthis, and even hint at continuing to attack Gaza.