Netanyahu Heads to China to Discuss Trade Amid Tension
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in China on a mission to strengthen ties with its No. 3 trade partner and to press for tougher action against Iran and Syria, which has accused Israel of attacking it.
“We must make the national effort to enter Chinese markets and to create partnerships,” Netanyahu said in a meeting today in Shanghai with a delegation of Israeli executives whose companies do business in China. “In addition to your private initiatives, we need to create a government track with the Chinese.”