Amichai Stein (i24NEWS) raises the question of whether Beijing, rather than Washington, will be the decisive influence on the Iranian nuclear issue as Prime Minister Netanyahu departs for his summit with President Trump.
The Zioneer reported earlier today that Prime Minister Netanyahu departed for Washington for a high-stakes summit with President Trump, with Iran at the top of the agenda. In a social-media post, Stein — a journalist for i24NEWS — suggests that the focus on the U.S. summit may overlook a critical factor: China's role in the Iranian nuclear talks. The post does not elaborate on the Beijing angle, but signals that the Iranian story may be shaped by Sino-American dynamics beyond the Trump-Netanyahu meeting.
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