The following is a translation of a report that appeared in the German-language “News Journal” website. Please note that the translation is imperfect in places.
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Prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu, was not long permitted to rejoice over the agreement to sanction Iran which he had wrested from the Russian leadership. A few days later, China made it clear that it would in no case help to carry out such sanctions. Consequently, Netanyahu believed it necessary to pay a visit to the Chinese leadership, in order to bring them on course through an Israeli word of command.
But the Chinese leadership did not even once want to see Netanyahu. So “Bibi” had to stay home. On Feb. 25, 2010, Israel sent a high-ranking government delegation to Beijing, including Vice Premier Moshe Yaalon, as well as the currency bank chief, Stanley Fischer, in order to move the Chinese leadership to hard sanctions against Iran.”
But the Israelis were snubbed once more. They were left standing on stage for not a single member of the government made himself available to them for discussions. This was how the vassal media rewrote the fiasco:
“The Israelis hoped to be able to meet during the two-day stay with the advisor of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Dai Bingguo.” The Israelis have become so modest that even a government advisor would have been enough for them, but even he would not do them the honor.
AmericanFreePress.net
Prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu, was not long permitted to rejoice over the agreement to sanction Iran which he had wrested from the Russian leadership. A few days later, China made it clear that it would in no case help to carry out such sanctions. Consequently, Netanyahu believed it necessary to pay a visit to the Chinese leadership, in order to bring them on course through an Israeli word of command.
But the Chinese leadership did not even once want to see Netanyahu. So “Bibi” had to stay home. On Feb. 25, 2010, Israel sent a high-ranking government delegation to Beijing, including Vice Premier Moshe Yaalon, as well as the currency bank chief, Stanley Fischer, in order to move the Chinese leadership to hard sanctions against Iran.”
But the Israelis were snubbed once more. They were left standing on stage for not a single member of the government made himself available to them for discussions. This was how the vassal media rewrote the fiasco:
“The Israelis hoped to be able to meet during the two-day stay with the advisor of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Dai Bingguo.” The Israelis have become so modest that even a government advisor would have been enough for them, but even he would not do them the honor.
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