In a newly released Statement from Israel’s Foreign Ministry, the Jewish State said it supports the territorial integrity and the sovereignty of Ukraine -- but did not make a mention of Russian President Vladimir Putin or condemn the aggressive actions.
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| In a newly released Statement from Israel’s Foreign Ministry, the Jewish State said it supports the territorial integrity and the sovereignty of Ukraine -- but did not make a mention of Russian President Vladimir Putin or condemn the aggressive actions taken by Russia. “Israel shares the concern of the international community regarding the steps taken in eastern Ukraine and the serious escalation in the situation,” the statement noted. “Israel is continuing to engage in dialogue with its partners on ways to get the diplomatic efforts back on track.” Political analysts argue that Israel cannot afford to sever its ties with Moscow, especially over military coordination in Syria, and is therefore taking a more balanced approach as a seemingly neutral participant. |
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