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China tells Israel to stop 'forced establishment' of West Bank settlements

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An armed Israeli soldier wearing a face scarf looks on in the Old City of Hebron, occupied West Bank on October 10, 2026.

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China calls on Israel to stop West Bank settlements during meeting in Azerbaijan

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged Israel to halt and reverse the forced establishment of settlements in the West Bank, describing the Palestinian question as the greatest historical injustice of the century. During a meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Azerbaijan, Wang emphasised the need to open access to Gaza and address the humanitarian crisis, while reiterating China's support for a two-state solution and its role as a mediator in the Middle East. President Herzog stated that their discussion focused on bilateral relations and regional security, highlighting threats from Iran and its proxies.

Key points

  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Israel to stop and reverse the forced establishment of West Bank settlements.
  • Wang met Israeli President Isaac Herzog on the sidelines of a conference in Azerbaijan.
  • China regards the Palestinian question as the greatest historical injustice of this century and supports a two-state solution.
  • Wang stated that the immediate priority is to fully open access to Gaza and halt the humanitarian catastrophe.
  • President Herzog said their talks focused on bilateral relations, regional stability, and security threats from Iran.
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