The Silk Road and Israel

Beijing continues unceasingly to develop its « Silk Road » project. China’s vice-President, Wang Qishan, has undertaken a tour of the Near East which took him to Israėl for four days. According to the agreements which have already been signed, within two years China will control the major part of Israėl’s agro-food industry, its high technology and its international exchanges. A free trade agreement should follow, and the geopolitics of the whole region will be turned upside down.

By Thierry Meyssan

The visit of Chinese vice-president Wang Qishan to Israėl, Palestine, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates is aimed at developing the « New Silk Road ».

In the autumn of 2013, China made public its project for the creation of maritime and especially terrestrial communication routes across the world. It unblocked colossal sums of money and began to realise its plan at a rapid rate. The main axes will cross either Asia or Russia towards Western Europe. But it is also planning routes across Africa and Latin America.

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