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China’s entry into Iran will destabilise Middle East: Pompeo

China’s entry into Iran will destabilise Middle East: Pompeo
August 9, 2020
Washington [US], Aug 9 (ANI): US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo on Saturday (local time) said that China’s entry into Iran will destabilise the Middle East.

“China’s entry into Iran will destabilise the Middle East. Iran remains the world’s largest state sponsor of terror, and to have access to weapons systems and commerce and money flowing from the Chinese Communist Party only compounds that risk for that region,” said Pompeo.
He said that the tide is turning as the like-minded countries are coming together to counter China’s aggression.

“The tide is turning. All across the world, the threat from the Chinese Communist Party is becoming clearer and clearer, and nations that are like-minded are beginning to come together to rebalance, to push back against this, to protect our freedom and democracy,” Pompeo added. (ANI)

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The Gulf Port was built and managed by a Chinese company • Are Israel aware of the possible consequences?
Shabtai Levy, a retired naval brigadier general who was entrusted with the heroic smuggling operation of the Cherbourg ships, founded the Navy's Steel Fleet and was formerly the director of shipping and ports, set out to investigate the matter!

Video • A Chinese company will manage the Gulf port • Shabtai Levy, former head of shipping, examined the consequences

Shlomo Cohen, Chairman of Carmel Cruises:

It is not at all certain that such a port is essential to us. There is already a mooring port for mega-ships in Israel. Someone needs to explain why another port is needed for mooring large ships.
So how did the Chinese get the Gulf port?
On the face of it, the answer is simple: Haifa held a tender in which only one bid was submitted - by the Chinese company.
This is a subsidiary of the Port of Shanghai that submitted the bid and won.

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Brigadier General Bam Momo Cohen and retired Brigadier General Shabtai Levy (Photo: Mandy Shpond)
Brigadier General Bamom Momo Cohen and retired Brigadier General Shabtai Levy (Photo: Mandy Shpond)
Port # 1 in the world
It is worth noting that the port of Shanghai is the No. 1 port in the world today, in terms of its outputs and efficiency.
Of the ten largest and leading ports in the world, seven are ports in China.
If so, the granting of the concession to an experienced Chinese company in the field of ports may also have some advantages.
Perhaps thanks to the management of the Chinese, the port sector in Israel will rise to a higher international level?
Perhaps the various Israeli ports will receive a boost and incentive to become more efficient thanks to the efficiency that the port of Haifa will enjoy? And perhaps the entire Israeli economy will improve thanks to the Chinese model that will reach our region?
You may. But since the State of Israel is the state it is, it does not have the privilege of referring only to this area.

This port is Israel's strategic infrastructure
Prof. Shaul Horev - Chairman of the Center for Marine Policy and Strategy Research says:
"The Chinese president himself has told his people that there is no such thing as a separate 'military infrastructure' and 'civilian infrastructure'.
"China must," said Mr. Xi - President of China, ensure that any civilian infrastructure it builds in the world also functions as China's military-political infrastructure.
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