Chinese Embassy Condemns Israeli Lawmaker’s Visit to Taiwan Region, Warns Against “Crossing Red Lines” Embassy Statement and Key Facts The Chinese Embassy in Israel issued a statement on May 6, 2026, condemning a visit to the Taiwan region by Yesh Atid lawmaker Boaz Toporovsky. The statement, published on the embassy’s official WeChat account, said the visit violates the one-China principle and undermines the political foundation of China-Israel relations. According to a spokesperson for the embassy, Toporovsky, together with several other lawmakers, made a “provocative visit” and “wrong remarks” on the Taiwan question. [1] Details of the Embassy’s Condemnation The spokesperson…
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