Getting China on board could help.
On May 17, Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi offered a four-point proposal for peace in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
This is not China’s first effort to broker peace in the region, with a similar move in 2014.
This year’s proposal calls for both parties “to immediately stop military and hostile actions”. This is in line with China’s neutral stance in the conflict over the years.
Although many have argued China’s attempt is not different to other actors who are trying to mediate the conflict, China could be a good mediator to end this conflict.
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