Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has accused the United States of enabling genocide through its support for Israel. He made the statement during a press conference in Beijing on Saturday.
Wang claimed the U.S. commits genocide “with two wings: weapons to Israel, and vetoes in the Security Council.” He argued that American military aid to Israel and U.S. vetoes of United Nations Security Council resolutions block efforts to address humanitarian issues.
The accusations come amid ongoing tensions between China and the United States over international policies. Wang specifically criticized U.S. actions in the Middle East and its support for Israel during conflicts.
The U.S. State Department has not yet responded to Wang’s remarks. American officials have previously defended their support for Israel, citing national security concerns and alliance commitments.
China has repeatedly called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Palestine conflict. The country has urged all parties to prioritize diplomatic solutions over military action.
Wang’s comments reflect China’s broader effort to challenge U.S. influence in global affairs. The statement represents some of the strongest language used by a senior Chinese official against American foreign policy.
The remarks have sparked debate online, with mixed reactions from international observers. Some have praised China’s stance while others view the comments as a diplomatic attack.
Analysts suggest the statement may further escalate tensions between the world’s two largest economies. The exchange highlights growing disagreements over international conflict resolution.
