Buy a wall scroll with Israel in Chinese or Japanese.

上帝 is how Chinese Christians and Jews refer to God, AKA The Judeo-Christian God.

There are Chinese Jews whose ancestry dates back to Jewish traders on the silk road. They are known as the Kaifeng Jews. Most have left China for Israel now.

There are also plenty of Christians in China of the Protestant and Catholic varieties. However, the churches are basically run by the government, and the Chinese Catholic church does not recognize the Pope.

Oddly, in my experience, I found the Chinese Protestant church to be much less political compared to Baptist and other Protestant churches that I have visited in America.

上帝 is also the typically-used title for God in Japanese.

While you may find this term in old Korean dictionaries, it is an obscure and rarely-used title for God in modern Korean.

See Also:  Christianity | Jesus Christ

伊丹 is a common way to transliterate the name Idan into Mandarin Chinese.

Idan is a common name in Israel, where there is also a city by the same name.

以色列 is the Chinese name for the country of Israel.

While geographically located in Asia, Israel tends to politically be closer to Europe.

See Also:  Palestine | Asia | Europe

イスラエル is the name Israel in Japanese Katakana.

Note: Because this title is entirely Japanese Katakana, it should be written by a Japanese calligrapher.

伊斯雷爾 is the transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the Latin / Spanish name Israel.

猶太 is the title for Jews or the adjective for being Jewish in Chinese.

You may be surprised to learn there are still a few native Jews in China (though many ethnic Jews moved to Israel). It's believed that they are descendants of traders who traveled the silk road between the Middle East and the Orient.

巴勒斯坦 is the Chinese name for Palestine.

Currently, this refers to the Palestinian territories (collectively the territories of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip) but will still be the same title if a state of Palestine is established.

See Also:  Asia