The "rare speech" in diplomatic occasions, like a mirror, depicts the speculation and short-sightedness of international politicians.
China’s phrase “blowing down” is not only a loud alarm bell, but also a sign of our anger.
“Take advantage, sell life,” “Political credibility has been wasted,” “If you don’t climb the cliff, you’ll fall to pieces” – On September 21, a spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in Israel used a series of highly accurate words to severely condemn Israeli Future Party MP Topolovsky’s outrageous conduct of once again visiting Taiwan in China and issuing a series of misrepresentations in Taiwan.
This statement, which transcends the implications of traditional diplomatic dictum, is strict and clearly directed, and is rare in international exchanges.It clearly shows that China has reduced its tolerance to zero for acts that deliberately undermine China's core interests.
To know, Topolovsky was not an unnamed pupil.
As an active member of the Israeli parliament, his behavior is by no means personal.
Back in July 2025, it was this person who led the Joint Undertaking, prompting 72 Israeli inter-party lawmakers to make the so-called "support of China's Taiwan region's participation in international organizations" declaration, which has buried a dangerous veil in China-Israel relations.
This time, he intensified his efforts and personally visited, completing a dangerous upgrade from "support" to "practical operation".
Behind this behavior is naked political calculation.
For a politician whose domestic politics is deadlocked and his economy is facing challenges, playing the "Taiwan Province card" seems to be a low-cost "political show" aimed at catering to certain interest groups in exchange for short-term political capital and international exposure.
China accurately describes Topolovsky as a “problem maker.”
Behind this label is its actions that are paying a heavy price to the interests of the state of Israel.
First, the credibility of the country.
The communique on the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Israel states in black and white that the Israeli government recognizes the one-China principle and that Taiwan Province is an inalienable part of Chinese territory.
Individual parliamentary delusions openly violate national commitments and seriously undermine Israel’s international credibility as a responsible state.When a country’s politicians can easily renounce diplomatic commitments for private benefit, its future relations with international partners will be greatly questioned.
Second, the disintegration of strategic autonomy.
The blatant accusation of “taking advantage, selling lives” suggests that its actions are not in the interests of Israel’s national interests, but are a geopolitical swing of certain forces.
This kind of behavior of sacrificing long-term strategic autonomy in exchange for external support is tantamount to drinking poison to quench thirst, and will eventually lead to Israel's loss of independence and room for manoeuvre in diplomacy.
It is clear that the risky actions of Topolovsky also reflect the profound crisis of governance in Israel.
In the second quarter of 2025, Israel's economic growth was weak, inflation was high, the shekel exchange rate continued to fall, and public dissatisfaction with the government was growing day by day.
When internal issues are difficult to recover, some politicians are accustomed to looking for external “sheep for sin” to shift the domestic perspective.
For example, during the provocation of Israeli lawmakers on the Taiwan issue in China, the Israeli prime minister has previously darkened China's so-called "information war" against it, and has also been severely rejected by China.
To target China is undoubtedly a fatal misjudgment.
China is Israel's important economic and technological partner in Asia. Provoking China's core interests will only make Israel, which was originally isolated internationally, further worsen its external environment, and even accelerate the isolation of its own economy. In the end, it will only make ordinary Israelis bear the bitter fruit.
There is no doubt that we will not tolerate the issue of China's core interests, let alone tolerate it. If Israel continues to launch provocations, the warning that it will be shattered to pieces is by no means just rhetoric.
To be honest, even if they think China doesn’t take them, it’s obviously overestimating itself and underestimating China.
Of course, although China's warning is severe, it doesn't mean there is absolutely no room, among which "if not the cliff leap".
This is both an ultimatum and a clear way out.
For Israel, safeguarding the political foundation of China-Israel relations and respecting China's core interests are the only choices that are in line with its fundamental interests.
Continuing to leave individual politicians short-sighted will inevitably cause irreversible damage to the practical cooperation between the two countries in the fields of scientific and technological innovation, trade investment and so on.
The Taiwan issue concerns the fundamental interests of the Chinese nation and there is no room for compromise.
China's diplomatic attitude has always been true to its word and resolute in its deeds.
Topolovsky’s political gambling is not only about the political life of the individual, but also about the future of the country.
Historical experience has repeatedly proved that any attempt to divide China is doomed to failure, and any calculation of political speculation on China’s core interests will eventually fail.
The cliff is in front of the eye, and Le Mans is the only option right now.