Who Decides if China Will Build Israel's Metro?

Fri, 26 Dec 2025 03:00:00 +0300

As Israel launches its largest infrastructure project—the NIS 65 billion Metro construction—a fundamental question looms unanswered: What happens if a Chinese company bids, or even wins? Despite intense US pressure and growing European boycotts, Israel has no declared policy on Chinese involvement in infrastructure projects.

Can South Korea's Hyundai Fill the Infrastructure Void Left by China's Exclusion?

Tue, 22 Apr 2025 10:58:00 +0300

Israel’s ambitious infrastructure projects are caught in the crossfire of US-China geopolitical competition, creating unexpected opportunities for South Korean companies to enter the Israeli market. The recent cancellation of a Chinese railcar supplier for Jerusalem’s light rail project highlights how US security concerns are reshaping infrastructure partnerships in Israel.

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Who Decides if China Will Build Israel's Metro?

Can South Korea's Hyundai Fill the Infrastructure Void Left by China's Exclusion?