The remark is the strongest stance Beijing has expressed so far on the conflict.
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi told Israel to ‘cease its collective punishment of the people of Gaza’.
“Israel’s actions have gone beyond the scope of self-defence,” Wang said according to a foreign ministry readout. The cramped and impoverished territory of 2.3 million residents has been under a land, air and sea blockade since 2006. The country’s state broadcaster CCTV said today that China’s special envoy Zhai Jun will visit the Middle East next week to push for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict and promote peace talks.
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