...about "never forgetting the dark history", I expect Netanyahu to be harsh in his criticism of the Chinese leadership. Laying a wrath of flowers at the Tiananmen square in rememberance of the 1989 massacre would be a reasonable start. Condemning labour camps and the treatment of minorities would be a good way to continue. And in direct talks, I think the prime minister needs to start by saying "Hey, freedom of speech, human rights, elections and a multi-party system.....can't you guys just give it a try" Now that would be something...

I agree with you, Gunnar.Israel should deal with China only in terms of business and not let them interfere in the internal politics of Israel so that Israel does not interfere in China´s. We Arabs are prisoners of this kind of interference policy .We want to live in peace our culture in our own homelands in the Arabic Peninsula, but because of greedy leaders we live in a prison, occupying a land that does not belong to us only to satisfy economic interests of our own leaders.We are their hostages and that is wrong.