China Misjudged US–Israel Operation in Iran, Say Insiders

Insider sources suggest China was caught off guard by the U.S.–Israeli strike that killed Iran’s Islamic leader. We examine what Beijing expected from the operation and how its calculations were different from reality.

Israel’s air force struck the building of the Iranian body in charge of appointing the supreme leader. We hear from an expert who says the move could be rattling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping.

Groups in the United States linked to the CCP appear to be organizing protests to sway public opinion against the strikes on Iran. Here’s how the conflict could put China in an economic stranglehold.

The CCP’s most important annual political meetings are underway in Beijing. Meanwhile, the regime is ramping up its suppression of human rights activists and protesters.

1. China Misjudged US–Israel Operations in Iran
2. Expert: Strike on Iran Sends China’s Xi Into Panic
3. China Stops Sending Planes Toward Taiwan for a Week
4. CCP-Linked Groups Stage Anti-War Protests
5. Experts Warn of Grim Economic Outlook for China
6. Beijing Tightens Grip on Activists During Major Meetings
7. Gold Investment Scandal Sparks Protest
8. Vaccine Victim’s Father Warned Not to Post Online
9. Rights Activist Missing After Hospital Standoff
10. Activist’s Home Demolished While She Was in Prison
11. Jimmy Lai Won’t Appeal 20-Year Sentence
12. How Iran War Impacts China, Its Interests in Mideast
13. US Forces Seen Upholding Law, China Reframes Narrative
14. China Exploits US Divisions: Waller
15. Iran Conflict Could Deepen China’s Economic Woes
16. Cuba’s Collapse Seen as Setback for China
17. US Moves to Counter China’s Influence in Latin America
18. Iran War Gives Trump Leverage Ahead of China Trip