“What the Israelis must do is cover their ears and not let the United States dictate what they can and can’t do.”

The Israeli prime minister asked the billionaire to find a way to curb Jew-hatred online “within the confines of the First Amendment.”

“If I can see peace being made in the Middle East perhaps … we can have a similar peace accord in the US Congress.”

A visit could make the PM “a stage prop for prominent Democrats to lecture and embarrass,” says American Enterprise Institute’s Michael Rubin.

Israeli-American Emily Austin, 22, encourages US athletes to visit the Jewish state.

It’s “a very handy tool and weapon to gather information and understand Israeli public opinion to sway it in China’s favor.”

Meanwhile, ongoing anti-reform demonstrations marred by sporadic acts of violence; Orthodox Jewish couple brutally assaulted in Tel Aviv.

“All signs indicate that China is strategically, not sporadically, deepening its engagement in Persian Gulf economies,” says expert.