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Israel ready to keep talking to China despite criticism of Iran strikes, ambassador says

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Israel wants to “continue talking” to China despite its repeated condemnations of the recent attacks on Iran, its ambassador to Beijing has said.

Eli Belotserkovsky did not rule out the possibility of China acting as a mediator but in an interview with the SCMP on Wednesday he said the country’s biggest concern was its military operation.

Asked about Beijing’s position, Belotserkovsky said Israel’s relations with China were “very important”, and that the two sides had open channels of communication.

“We will continue talking to China as [part of] an ongoing process,” he said.

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