Tel Aviv regime digs deeps into China in search of Jewish ancestors in hope of building a Zionist lobby in the East Asian country.

Israeli regime is reportedly reaching out for Jewish backgrounds in eastern parts of China as the starting point for long-term plans to infiltrate the country, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
 
One of the report’s sources is Nadia Helmy, a political science professor at Egypt's Beni-Suef University who studied for a doctorate degree in China.
 
Part of the report refers to Tel Aviv regime searching for ways to build a Zionist lobby in China and to this end it first needs a Jewish family or group settled in the country; hence, Zionist researchers rolled up their sleeves and pursued an individual or family who settled in China in the past to discover that such a family settled in eastern China.

The Zionists then investigated the grandchildren of this family and they come across a handful of people who had forgotten their ancestors.
Following long and finely-planned efforts, they convinced this group that they need to return to their true religion, culture and ideology; therefore, they bring some of them to Israel, naturalize them and some volunteer in Israel’s army.
At the end of the study, some Jewish individuals are assigned to top positions and the judiciary in China.

Professor Dr. Nadia Helmy speaks of an organization called "Shavei Israel", which confirms this development; the task of this organization is to find Jews wherever they are in the world and to make them Jewish and Zionist again.

When they Judaize the Chinese, they marry off Chinese girls and thus form a “Zionist Chinese generation.” Starting from the pre-school level, they open schools and establish synagogues in the style of Confucian temples.

Israel's ambassador to Beijing is working hard for the government to officially recognize this Zionist-Chinese generation, claiming that the names of the family have changed over time, and by forging existing names, reveals Jewish ones.
In China, there is a close rapport between the academy and the government to influence decisions on the Middle East and other regions. Israel is also using it, and Sino-Israeli academic relations are at their highest level. Israel established several joint research institutes in China, opened Jewish culture and Hebrew language departments in its universities, facilitated Chinese expeditions to Israel, and conducted research competitions with high-value prizes in the Jewish region of China.

Israel also opened a university last December in China’s Shantou; Russia is the only other country to have opened a university in China. On the other hand, Israel is raising special rabbis to guide the Jews in China.