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Gorgeous China tells Israeli politican "he will fall and be shattered to pieces"
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Jerusalem Post Chinese Embassy in Israel warns MK after Taiwan visit: ‘He will fall and be shattered to pieces’ AMICHAI STEIN Mon, September 22, 2025 at 6:37 PM GMT+7 2 min read Add Yahoo on Google
Boaz Toporovsky leads an Israeli delegation to Taiwan, September 17, 2025. (photo credit: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan, SCREENSHOT/X/VIA SECTION 27A OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT) Boaz Toporovsky leads an Israeli delegation to Taiwan, September 17, 2025. (photo credit: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan, SCREENSHOT/X/VIA SECTION 27A OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT) More Toporovsky, who chairs the Israel–Taiwan Parliamentary Friendship Group, visited Taiwan with MKs Michal Shir-Segman, Debbie Biton, Eli Dallal, Yael Ron Ben-Moshe, and Shalom Danino.
The Chinese Embassy in Israel issued a sharply worded warning on Sunday to MK Boaz Toporovsky (Yesh Atid) after he led a Knesset delegation to Taipei last week, declaring that “if he does not rein in at the brink of the precipice, he will fall and be shattered to pieces,” according to a statement on social media.
In its statement, the embassy accused Toporovsky of “repeatedly” violating Israel’s one-China policy, called him a “trouble-maker” for bilateral ties, and said he should “not delude himself that he can harm China’s core interests… without paying a price.” The remarks were published late Sunday, and framed Toporovsky’s meetings in Taipei as undermining the political foundation of China-Israel relations.
Advertisement Toporovsky, who chairs the Israel–Taiwan Parliamentary Friendship Group, visited Taiwan with MKs Michal Shir-Segman, Debbie Biton, Eli Dallal, Yael Ron Ben-Moshe, and Shalom Danino.
The delegation met President Lai Ching-te on September 16 and presented a joint declaration signed by 72 Knesset members calling to integrate Taiwan into international forums. Taiwan’s Presidential Office noted that the 72 signatories constitute a majority of the Knesset. |