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Key takeaways from the 'Two Sessions', new horizons for China-Israel cooperation

Key takeaways from the 'Two Sessions', new horizons for China-Israel cooperation

The Chinese government will encourage more investment in people through funds and resources to create more opportunities, improve quality of life and foster a better environment for people’s development. Investing in people is emerging as a new trend for private capital, unlocking significant potential in such sectors as education, healthcare and elderly care services. This will undoubtedly open up broader prospects for China-Israel practical cooperation.

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Arab Muslim societies missed a golden opportunity to weaken or even outright defeat Zionism. Instead, these societies' anti-Jewish rage fueled the new Jewish state and served as further evidence of its necessity.

Israel considers opening gates of hell on Hamas to bring hostages home

With Trump, there is an historic opportunity in Gaza

The President has already demonstrated his willingness to break past conventions and adopt creative solutions. The prime minister, for his part, must bring new 'out-of-the-box' ideas to the table. This is how the ticking time bomb in Gaza can be defused.

The danger of longing for normalcy

The danger of longing for normalcy

Having detached itself from the imperative of self-preservation, the Israeli Left became marginalized. But while much of its voter pool evaporated, its desperate longing for normalcy did not.