In a bold statement Thursday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun declared China's opposition to any forced displacement of Gaza residents, calling the territory 'an inalienable part of Palestine.' The remarks came in response to controversial proposals about Gaza's future, including recent U.S. comments.
🚫 'Not a Bargaining Chip'
'Gaza belongs to its people—it’s not a political playground or a prize for the powerful,' Guo emphasized. With over 2 million residents facing devastation from ongoing conflict, China urged global powers to focus on humanitarian aid and reconstruction instead of 'political games.'
🌍 Two-State Solution Push
Reiterating Beijing's long-held position, Guo called for a Palestinian state based on 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital. 'The world must work together for a just political settlement,' he added, highlighting China's commitment to peace talks.
As humanitarian crises deepen in Gaza, China’s stance adds momentum to international debates about sovereignty and self-determination. Will major powers align their strategies? 🤔
