The newspaper said an Israeli investigation revealed that Hamas is using Chinese-made assault rifles and grenade launchers in its ongoing fight against the Jewish state. telegraph.
The report noted that the IDF discovered a stockpile of supplies, including cartridges for the M16 and telescopic sights for rifles. Military radios and wiretapping devices were also discovered during the search.
This development raises questions about the nature of China's involvement in Middle East conflicts. China used to showed interest It will intensify the conflict between Israel and Hamas and ultimately reignite the conflict. iran nuclear deal.
Israel is currently trying to determine how Chinese weapons ended up in the hands of Hamas and whether the Chinese government was directly involved in supplying military supplies to the terrorist organization.
An Israeli source told the Telegraph: “The situation was a big surprise because relations were very good, as they were before the war. But a large amount of Chinese weapons were discovered. The problem is that they were transferred from China to Hamas. The question is whether it was brought directly to Japan.” or not? “
“This is top-of-the-line weaponry and communications technology that Hamas has never had before, and it uses extremely sophisticated explosives never before discovered, especially on such a large scale. That's it,” the source continued.
This development could have a major impact on the once flourishing relationship between Israel and China.
But relations have gradually cooled since October 7, when Hamas carried out a surprise attack on the Jewish state, massacring 1,200 people and abducting another 240.
Israel is outraged that it did not defend China in the face of the horrific attack. The Telegraph reported on October 14 that Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the Jewish state's response to the Hamas terrorist attack was “beyond self-defense.”
Dr Patrick Berry, a defense expert at the University of Bath, said Iran was known to train Hamas members and was likely involved in acquiring Chinese weapons.
“If it's in large quantities, there's most likely a state actor involved, and that state actor is very likely Iran. It's something that Iran bought off the coast of China and went to Hamas.” It could be. There are other potential actors, but they are much less likely,” Berry said.
“China won't like the Iranians doing this with kits. It won't look good when it comes to large harvests, and trust will be an issue.”
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