The recent closure of the Israeli consulate in Chengdu is described in the mainstream media as simply a consequence of China’s positions on the Palestinian issue—particularly the ongoing genocide in Gaza—as well as on the Israeli-American aggression against Iran.
The Israeli consul issued an enthusiastic statement about friendship with China, as if the closure were merely temporary for renovations.
What the article is careful not to mention is the recent espionage case involving an Israeli company in Chengdu, which was thwarted at the last minute by Chinese authorities just as it was about to succeed.
Reported in Chinese media and on social media, this case was, of course, completely ignored by Western media.
In broad terms, in 2023, the Israeli embassy in China acted as an intermediary between a Tel Aviv-based data company and a technology firm in Chengdu, under the pretext of jointly building a “data processing center” intended to optimize urban traffic flow.
However, during the discussions, it became apparent that the company’s request for dedicated bandwidth far exceeded commercial needs, and that its encryption protocols closely resembled “SIGINT,” a proprietary system of the Mossad.
The MSS (Ministry of State Security) intervened, and a more thorough investigation revealed that the company’s capital was linked to a fund of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, and that its “engineers” exhibited characteristics consistent with the training of Mossad agents.
This so-called “European R&D data synchronization project” was in reality a plan to intercept critical communications traffic in southwestern China.
When the Chengdu National Security Bureau and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly conducted a thorough investigation, they discovered that this surveillance center, concealed within a commercial building, had already set up, in its isolated underground level, a room shielded against electromagnetic waves, as well as equipment providing access to a global “honeycomb” surveillance network.
The full account of this case in English (and a few other equally serious cases of Israeli espionage on Chinese soil) can be found here.
Western media do not limit themselves to lies when shaping what they sell as news: exaggeration, omissions, and truncated information are often more effective at deceiving their audience.
The recent closure of the Israeli consulate in Chengdu is described in the mainstream media as simply a consequence of China’s positions on the Palestinian issue—particularly the ongoing genocide in Gaza—as well as on the Israeli-American aggression against Iran.
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— Laurent Michelon Officiel (@LAURENTMICHEL0N) August 9, 2026
Republished from China Beyond the Wall
Israel’s Mossad Chengdu Spy Case Should be Taken Seriously. The “Middle East Butcher Knife” is Reaching Out to Us.
When Iran’s nuclear facilities were reduced to ruins amid the roar of drones, when Hezbollah’s top brass died collectively due to an exploding pager, and when the Italian Prime Minister’s mobile phone became a “real-time eavesdropper” of Mossad – this intelligence agency known as the “Middle East butcher knife” is quietly extending its claws to China. The thrilling spy offensive and defensive battle in Chengdu in 2023 revealed the tip of the iceberg of modern intelligence warfare.
I. Chengdu Spy: Eavesdropping Conspiracy in Commercial Cloak
At the beginning of 2023, a group of “technology experts” in suits walked into a technology company in Chengdu, claiming that they wanted to jointly build a “data processing center” to optimize urban traffic.
This project, which was initiated by the Israeli Embassy in China and led by a Tel Aviv data security company, was actually a surveillance plan carefully planned by Mossad.
The independent international bandwidth they applied for far exceeded commercial needs, and the encryption protocol was exactly the same as Mossad’s special tool “SIGNIT”. What was even more fatal was that after the equity penetration, it directly pointed to the Israeli Ministry of Defense Fund.
The AI counter-espionage system of China’s national security agency was the first to see through the disguise: the “engineers” who were frequently transferred across borders met the training characteristics of Mossad agents, and the so-called “European R&D data synchronization” was actually an excuse to hijack the backbone communication traffic in the southwest region.
When the Chengdu National Security Bureau and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly launched a penetrating review, it was discovered that this monitoring center, disguised as a commercial building, had already prepared an electromagnetic shielding room and “honeycomb” global monitoring network access equipment in its underground isolation layer.
II. Technical Strangulation: Mossad’s Three Deadly Tactics
Mossad’s global hunting chain is escalating:
Assassination scalpel: From exploding pagers of Hezbollah top brass to an “accidental car accident” of an Iranian nuclear scientist, implanted bombs and drone beheadings have become the norm.
In 2025, the commander-in-chief of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Salami, was precisely eliminated on the streets of Tehran. Behind this was an intelligence network built by 700 insiders.
Intelligence Trojan Horse: In the Chengdu incident, the Tel Aviv company used “data compliance” as bait to try to implant monitoring equipment into China’s western communications hub.
Even more covert is dark web recruitment – in 2025, a technical backbone of an AI company in Shenzhen was deceived by foreign forces with “academic cooperation” and almost leaked key algorithms.
III. China’s countermeasures: from technical defense to national defense
Facing Mossad’s technical disguise, China has built a “triple firewall”:
Technological countermeasures: The “Skynet-Anti-surveillance” system deployed in Chengdu and Xi’an can identify abnormal cross-border data flows in real time. Starting in 2024, foreign-funded technology projects must pass “data sovereignty review”, and core algorithms and bandwidth are prohibited from being controlled overseas.
Legal Sword: Article 24 of the newly revised “Anti-Espionage Law” directly rejected the Chengdu project. The company involved was included in the “Unreliable Entity List”, and the asset freezing measures shocked the international business community.
The counterintelligence cooperation launched with the European Union in 2024 will share intelligence on Mossad’s operational patterns and form a transnational joint defense.
People’s War: 30% of espionage cases will be solved by public reports in 2024. Harbin students discovered modified drones operating around military bases, and nuclear power workers prevented foreign engineers from illegally photographing pressure vessel welds. These daily vigilances have woven the tightest line of defense.
IV. Bloody Warning: Iran’s Lessons and China’s Mirror
What is even more shocking is that the head of Iran’s anti-Mossad special forces was actually an Israeli agent, and the Revolutionary Guard generals still used ordinary mobile phones to make calls, which ultimately led to their beheading.
In contrast, in China, a certain overseas personnel who failed the civil service examination actually surrendered to the enemy and tried to “whitewash himself” and stay undercover for a long time.
This kind of “treason by venting anger” reveals a new risk: psychologically unbalanced people may become the most dangerous breakthrough point. However, the legalization of China’s counter-espionage system combined with the mass line makes it difficult for such conspiracies to succeed.
In 2025, Zhang Jiange, a senior engineer at a military institute, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for selling electromagnetic gun technology, and Huang from a provincial agency was forced to leak secrets due to an extramarital affair and was finally caught by the law.
V. Future Gaming: From Physical Bases to Digital Battlefields
Mossad has adjusted its strategy: The 2025 Shenzhen AI technology theft case shows that it is turning to “dark web recruitment + remote infiltration”, using virtual currency payments and encrypted communications to evade detection.
More covertly, they have turned their attention to the “technology supply chain” and attempted to infiltrate key areas through legal channels such as joint ventures and academic exchanges.
Facing this war without gunpowder, every citizen is a line of defense. Just as the fisherman Lao Chen reported the underwater stealing device immediately after fishing it out, and just as the citizens of Chengdu decisively called 12339 when they saw suspicious people photographing sensitive facilities – when the whole nation is on high alert against espionage, the shadow hunters of Mossad will eventually “have no room to maneuver in China, and will be captured and killed if they move”!
Conclusion
From the roar of drones on the streets of Tehran to the commercial buildings in Chengdu Hi-Tech Zone, the threat from Mossad has never been so close.
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