China's One Belt One Road Policy: How does Israel fit into the bigger picture?

Israel-Asia Center event at the 2015 Globes Israel Business Conference.
Dec 6, 2015

Panelists:
Wu Chen - Editorial Director, The Economist Global Business Review - China
Roi Feder - Managing Director, APCO Worldwide - Israel
Lionel Friedfeld - CEO & Managing Director, Israel Asian Fund; Co-author, China & Israel

Moderator:
Aurora Carlson - Asia Investor Relations Manager, OurCrowd - Israel

Opening remarks:
Rebecca Zeffert - Founder & Director, Israel-Asia Center

[jamesvignali]

Rule #1. In 2020 All Economic Sanctions are to be Removed or Ignored in a Global Strike against Sanctions.
Rule #2. Aleppo Parcheesi Rules. Turkey, Georgia, Iraq and Egypt shall play Aleppo Parcheesi before the General Assembly of the United Nations and who ever wins gets to Occupy Aleppo.

[jamesvignali]

Islam should insist that all Chinese Diplomats attend Religious Training prior to Acceptance as a Diplomat.

[jamesvignali]

The Monroe Doctrine and the One China Doctrine are Identical Twins.

[wallylee]

China's OBOR project is commercial trade. It facilitates trade for all of the members and not just for China. It is win win for everyone.

[peterwang]

Best wishes to Israel. While Chinese don't necessarily see eye to eye with Jewish people always, Chinese are firmly against anti-Semitism. While it is inevitable that Chinese influence will get into Mideast, the Chinese believe in live and let live, this means all people, including the Jews, hope everyone understands this....

[shengmintu]

This Road fulfills the biblical prophecy.
"And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great river Euphrates; and the water thereof was dried up, that the way [the road] of the kings of the east might be prepared." "And the number of the army of the horsemen were two hundred thousand thousand: and I heard the number of them"