Is the relationship between Israel and the United States good?

The relationship between the United States and Israel is very good, Israel is an ally of the United States, and because of the presence, power and influence of American Jews, as well as their special affection for the Jews' own country --- the state of Israel, the United States and Israel have developed a "special relationship".

In deciding life-and-death issues, Israel can almost always count on the help of the United States. And for the establishment of this special relationship between the United States and Israel, American Jews naturally played an important role.

Personally, I think it's good, the United States is a country that can uphold justice for Israel, and it was precisely because of the support of the United States and Britain and other countries that it was able to establish itself after World War II.

The interests between countries are the same as those in the market, and there are no permanent friends and enemies, so there is no relationship between good and bad.

Israel's relations with the United States are mediocre, not very friendly.

Relying on the fortunes made in World War II, the United States has become the superpower of the world today. In order to expand its hegemony, the United States has participated in and provoked several wars over the years, and in addition to the big countries that he does not dare to provoke, Israel, a small country in the Middle East, is one of the most important allies of the United States in the Middle East

A weak country has no diplomacy, no eternal friends, only eternal interests.

Jews all over the world are mainly distributed in Israel and the United States, and it can be said that the United States is the second national home of Jews, and a considerable number of Jews have entered the American upper class. This dooms the United States to be emotionally biased in the Israeli conflict.

Throughout history, the two countries have had a close relationship. Looking to the future, national interests are above all else, and if there is a conflict of interest in the future, reaching irreconcilability, it is also possible to part ways.

Israel. Located in the Middle East.

It's the Arab world.

of the territory. And Israel, as an outlier in the Arab world, is in the Middle East except for Saudi Arabia.

Israel has no allies in the Middle East, so Israel has to win the support of the mainstream powers in the international community or acquiesce in their status and interests in the Middle East, so that Arab countries do not dare to act rashly because of international pressure.

First of all, you have to understand that there is no need for Israel and China to be hostile. What Israel cares about is the situation in the Middle East, that is, the hostile relationship between the Arab world and them, so Israel and China have no reason to conflict.

First of all, it is a fact that Israel has good relations with the major powers in the world, including China, because it is easy to have a war in the Middle East, and Israel needs a lot of international support or acquiescing in Israel's position in the Middle East, so Israel has good relations with the mainstream powers, but it is undeniable that Israel's most important diplomatic relations are good.

It is the relationship between Israel and the United States, so Israel will always be the staunchest supporter of the United States on major events.

There is a lot of technical exchange between China and Israel, but most of them are in the civilian field, such as drones, agricultural drip irrigation technology and other planting technologies, and there are few in the military field, because it is easy to be opposed by the United States. There are only interests between countries, Israel needs China to acquiesce in its status in the Middle East, Israel is an economic power and a scientific and technological power, and China needs to develop foreign countries and scientific and technological exchanges, which is China-Israel relations.

On January 9, Israel announced its recognition of the People's Republic of China, but still has diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level with its nationals in Taiwan.

In January, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Levy visited China, and the two countries signed a communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

On January 24, Israel and China formally established diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level.

The two sides have signed a memorandum of agreement, a cultural exchange agreement, a civil aviation agreement, a labor export agreement, a memorandum of understanding on sports cooperation, an educational cooperation agreement, a tourism cooperation agreement, a post and telecommunications cooperation agreement, and an industrial technology research and development framework agreement. Memorandum of Understanding on Strengthening Economic Cooperation and Memorandum of Understanding on the Implementation Plan for Chinese Tourism Groups to Israel, etc.

It has set up an embassy in Beijing and consulates in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

Israeli Diplomatic State Policy

Israel joined the United Nations on 11 May 1949. As of 2014, Israel has diplomatic relations with 159 countries around the world. Israel has 76 embassies, 19 consulates general and 5 missions abroad, although there are still a few countries that refuse to recognize Israel, mainly Arab countries or some countries with their own anti-American policies.

Since its independence in 1948, Israel has faced some diplomatic difficulties. In 1948, Israel was diplomatically boycotted by its neighbors in the Middle East, and in order to solve this dilemma, Israel began to develop diplomatic relations with countries in the world far from the Middle East.

Israel** also paid special attention to diplomatic relations with the United States, and was even able to control American foreign policy, as well as some newly independent African and Asian countries. Prior to 1967, Israel maintained diplomatic relations with most countries in the world, with the exception of Arab countries and some Muslim countries.

After the 1991 Madrid Conference, Israel established or restored formal diplomatic relations with 68 other countries as a result of the signing of the peace agreements.

Israel is also a member of many international organizations and institutions, and is a member of the Mediterranean Dialogue Treaty, which maintains a cooperative relationship with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Carry out all-round diplomacy. maintaining traditional friendly relations with Western countries; maintaining its strategic alliance with the United States; actively develop relations with the CIS countries and the countries of Eastern Europe; promoting the Middle East peace process with a view to reconciliation with the Arab countries; Expand relations with African and Asian countries.