Tuesday, the Israeli Occupation embassy in Beijing accused Chinese state television of "blatant anti-Semitism" in a TV report about the support provided by the United States to the Israeli Occupation.

In a video recording posted on Twitter, the English-speaking service of the Chinese state media network 'CGTN' spoke about the "strong lobby" of Jews in the United States and emphasized that "Jews dominate the financial, media and internet sectors" of the country.

In response, the Tel Aviv embassy in China said that it "is upset with the blatant anti-Semitism expressed by one of the official Chinese media networks."

The embassy wrote on Twitter that "the allegations in the video are racist and dangerous and are not supposed to be used by self-respecting media outlets."

The Chinese network report came during an uptick in Israeli Occupation violence which has killed over 200 Palestinians.  

Meanwhile, 12 Israeli Occupiers and settlers were killed by Palestinian resistance missiles, according to the the Israeli Occupation Police.

Beijing criticized the US of "obstructing" the UN Security Council several times from adopting resolution calling for a cessation of hostilities.

Notably, the Biden administration approved the sale of $735 million in arms to the Israeli Occupation days before the uptick of violence by their forces in Palestine.

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