China, Israel, and Iran represent vastly different political and economic landscapes. China, a global superpower, maintains complex relations with both Israel and Iran, balancing economic interests with geopolitical considerations in the Middle East. Israel, a technologically advanced nation in the Middle East, views Iran as a significant security threat due to its nuclear program and support for anti-Israeli groups. Iran, a regional power, is under international sanctions and has a history of strained relations with the West, including the United States and its ally Israel, while fostering closer ties with China for economic and strategic support.
