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Hiddai Segev is a Research Student at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Previously, he served as a Research Assistant at the Harry S. Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace. His main research interests are: China-Judaism Relations, Mao Zedong’s Historiographical Revolution; and the Hui minority in China. He contributed to the preparation of The Muslim Mid-West in Modern China by Raphael Israeli.
This article aims to put a spotlight on the status of Judaism in China and the actors who promote its agendas. It discusses Chinese and Israeli attempts to promote Judaism within China. And it shows that Chinese authorities, owing to domestic and foreign policy considerations, appear committed to leaving the status of the Jewish religion within the country unchanged.
Sino-Israeli Security Relations: In America’s Shadow
Much has been written about the Sino-Israeli relationship, mainly regarding political and economic ties. However, the security dimension of the relationship has received comparatively less attention. This article discusses Sino-Israeli security relations in an effort to shed light on their roots, substance and prospects despite Israel’s commitment to its relations with the United States.
