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The Trump administration has repeatedly warned Israel about forging close ties with the Chinese, including criticizing an agreement between the Jewish state and China to allow the latter to manage the Haifa port.
US concerns over the Haifa port deal have come from National Security Advisor John Bolton and US Deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette.
During a state trip to Israel in January, Brouillette expressed alarm regarding “certain Chinese foreign investment in Israel,” an Energy spokesperson told Israeli business news outlet Calcalist on Wednesday.
The administration is concerned about China using Israeli firms to discover US secrets and about Beijing passing on Israeli technological specifics to its ally Iran, an enemy of Israel.
“We are all concerned about theft of intellectual property and Chinese telecoms companies that are being used by China for intelligence gathering purposes,” a senior Trump administration official told The Wall Street Journal.
The White House didn’t reject the Channel 13-Axios account but declined to comment, while the prime minister’s office said, “The story is not true.”
