Tuvia Gering

Specializes in Chinese politics and foreign policy, and emergency and disaster management.

Email: Tgering@jiss.org.il Read more

Policy Papers

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A New Global Order? Israel’s Relations with China and Russia in Light of the War in Ukraine

Despite their mutual support throughout the first hundred days of the war, Russia and China continue to have competing interests. Whereas Israel needs to be more responsive to Washington's concerns about its two global competitors, it must also be mindful of populist calls to destabilize relations with Moscow and Beijing.

Mr. Tuvia Gering , Lt. Colonel (res.) Daniel Rakov

Policy Papers 22.06.2022

China Russia

The Hong Kong National Security Law and its Implications for Middle Powers

In May 2021, an Israeli company became the first documented case of China imposing free expression limitations on a foreign business under the 2020 Hong Kong National Security Law. Democracies must ensure that their citizens are not prosecuted for exercising their basic rights.

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Policy Papers 18.08.2021

China National security

China’s biased role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Beijing's anti-Israel statements and actions during the recent Gaza operation undermined Israeli trust in China.

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Policy Papers 20.06.2021

China China-Israel Relations Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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Don’t Interfere, Integrate: China Proposes (Yet Another) Middle East Peace Initiative

Israel should work with China so that its initiative doesn’t interfere with the Abraham Accords, and should seek to capitalize on common denominators between Beijing and Washington.

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Policy Papers 28.04.2021

China

Beware Chinese Anger

The growing friction between China and Australia is a function of Beijing’s swagger and self-confidence. Israel must take note of Beijing’s aggressive behavior, and cautiously navigate its own relations with China.

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Policy Papers 28.12.2020

Australia China

China’s Alternative Vision for Gulf Security

Trump's Middle East peace plan and the recent Israel-Arab peace accords limit Chinese influence in the region. Countering this, China is advancing a collective security concept for the region based on the JCPOA. The US and Israel must stymie this Chinese gambit and reinforce the Abraham Accords.

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Policy Papers 17.11.2020

Arab Gulf states China

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China’s View of the Abraham Accords

China aims to play a more proactive role in the Middle East, maintaining cordial relations with all rival countries. Beijing attaches great importance to its ties with Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Egypt, and therefore has welcomed the Abraham Accords (albeit in lukewarm fashion, because of tensions with the Trump administration).

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Policy Papers 20.10.2020

China China-Israel Relations

The China-Iran Agreement is not a Strategic Shift

The long-term agreement between the two countries has not been finalized, and its scope and security implications seem to be limited. It is unlikely to force Israel into a complete reconsideration of its economic ties to China.

Mr. Tuvia Gering , Dr. Yossi Mansharof

Policy Papers 24.08.2020

China Iran

Commentary

China Targets Israeli Technology in Quest for Global Dominance as U.S. Frets

Mr. Tuvia Gering

Nazi Insignia in Chengdu: Israeli Mission Posts Condemnation, Then Removes It

RFA (in Chinese) | 21.07.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

China’s Discourse Power in Africa and the Global South

The China in Africa podcast | 15.07.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

How China Wants to Replace the U.S. Order

The Atlantic | 13.07.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Xi’s Covid Policy Crosses a Line With Invasive Home Disinfection

Bloomberg | 25.05.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

The Volunteer Movement Enraging China

The Atlantic | 21.05.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Not “business as usual”: The Chinese military’s visit to Iran

MEI | 16.05.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Crisis and Opportunity in U.S. Mideast Policy

National Institute for Public Policy | May 2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

China’s NIMBY mentality on terror

Asia Times | 10.05.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

China’s Ukraine Calculus

The Wire China | 27.03.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparks fierce debate in China

The Financial Times | 24.03.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

China's Top US-China Experts' Hottakes on the Relationship

ChinaTalk | 22.02.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Antisemitism With Chinese Characteristics

Tablet | 16.02.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

The situation in the Middle East is undergoing profound changes

Global Times (Chinese) | 21.01.2022 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Why China is genuinely worried about AUKUS

29.11.2021 | SupChina | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Expanded Israel-India ties start taking shape, after the Netanyahu-Modi bromance
Interview with Tuvia Gering and Dr. Oshrit Birvadker

The Times of Israel | 23.10.2021 | Mr. Tuvia Gering , Dr. Oshrit Birvadker

The Complicated, Confusing Nature of China’s Ties With Israel
Interview with Tuvia Gering

The CHINAFRICA Project | 17.09.2021 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

The Indo-Pacific Is Calling Israel
Article by Tuvia Gering

9DASHLINE | 27.09.2021 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

China keen to step up in Mideast as US shifts attention to Indo-Pacific
Tuvia Gering: The Chinese “blitz” on the Middle East seeks to secure Arab-Muslim support for Chinese core interests and to fortify the “Chinese camp” in the face of the “anti-Chinese” faction led by the Biden administration.

South China Morning Post | 24.07.2021 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

Israel gives China a little taste of its own medicine at UN
Tuvia Gering: Chinese state-affiliated media, diplomats, CCP members and nationalist keyboard warriors have lashed out at Israel with anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist comments.

JNS | 25.06.2021 | Mr. Tuvia Gering

China and the US Elections
Interview with Tuvia Gering

i24news | 05.11.2020 | Mr. Tuvia Gering