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Political source: "Israel does not deliberately stand out on the issue of Ukraine" Israel today

2022-03-02T22:30:55.851Z


The source said that "Israel has its considerations, and it should act on them" • Meanwhile, Prime Minister Bennett refrained from condemning the bombing of the memorial site in Avi Yar, although asked about it • In a conversation with reporters he said: "The issue is sensitive", adding: "The situation could be much worse, Israel is on the side of the people in Ukraine"


An Israeli source told Israel Today that all decisions made by Israel regarding the war are made on the principle that Israel does not stand out.

"We are being dragged behind, and are being deliberately being dragged. This is not an event we should lead. Israel has its considerations, and it should act on them, and not on external pressures," the source explained.

However, it is precisely the two heads of state in the conflict who continue to attach special importance to Israel.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zalansky, spoke last night by telephone with Prime Minister Bennett about what was happening. A short time later, a conversation took place between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Bennett. , Bennett is the one who initiated the conversation.

"Asked for the support of the Jewish people."

President of Ukraine Zalansky, Photo: AFP

Earlier yesterday, Zlansky published a post in Hebrew, in which he tried to mobilize the support of the Jewish people alongside Ukraine.

"I now appeal to all the Jews of the world - do not you see what is happening here? That is why it is important that millions of Jews around the world do not remain silent to these sights, because Nazism was born in silence. Cry against the killing of civilians. Damage to the memorial site at Babi Yar.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Bennett yesterday refrained from condemning the bombing of the memorial site, even though he was asked about it.

In a conversation with reporters after his meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Schultz, Bennett said that "the issue is sensitive."

Regarding the war itself, Bennett said that "the situation could be much worse. Israel is on the side of the people in Ukraine and we are determined to do more."

The UN General Assembly condemned Russia

Meanwhile, the UN General Assembly last night approved by a huge majority Russia's condemnation of its invasion of Ukraine. 141 countries supported the decision, including Israel, which even registered as the one that submitted it to the vote. Only five countries opposed: Syria, North Korea, Belarus, Eritrea and Russia itself. .

Applause in the UN plenum after condemnation of Russia

The resolution 12 times condemns Russia's steps and statements on the very invasion of Ukraine, the increase in nuclear alert and the aggressive statements of the Russian leadership.

In addition, UN member states accuse Russia of violating UN fundamental principles.

"The military operations of the Russian Federation within the sovereign territory of Ukraine, are on a scale that the international community has not seen in Europe for decades. Urgent action is needed to save this generation from the scourge of war," the decision said.

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Source: israelhayom

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