On the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar, more than a dozen young men and women sit in a game studio, each clutching a mobile phone. Their heads are bowed, eyes fixed on their screens as they immerse themselves in the popular Chinese game Delta Force.
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The next China-Israel story may begin far from Haifa, Tel Aviv, or Washington. It may begin in Cairo, where Huawei is selling AI infrastructure to Egyptian companies; in Rabat, where a Chinese battery giant is backing Morocco’s electric-vehicle ambitions; or under the Red Sea, where the cables carrying Europe-Asia data traffic pass through one of…
