“It is not the right time.” For this reason, Israel rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s request to travel to the country on a solidarity visit after the Hamas attack. The Times of Israel reports on it, quoting Hebrew-language media from memory. Zelensky strongly defended Israel after the attack […]
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“It is not the right time.” For this reason, Israel rejected the Ukrainian president’s request Volodymyr Zelensky to travel to the country on a solidarity visit after the Hamas attack. The Times of Israel reports on it, quoting Hebrew-language media from memory. Zelensky strongly defended Israel after the attack, saying the country had the indisputable right to defend itself. “Terrorism is always a crime, not just against a country or against specific victims, but against humanity as a whole,” he said. “The world must remain united… so that terrorism does not seek to take or destroy lives anywhere and at any time,” the Ukrainian president added. Israel has repeatedly expressed its support Kyiv However, it stopped providing military aid, causing diplomatic tensions. Israel is reluctant to condemn Moscow, which has a strong military presence in Syria. Some observers have highlighted what the new war scenario could look like I risk the extent of financial support to Ukraine.