After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it was thought that many Jews would leave the country and move to Israel. That is why the Zionist state has made all kinds of preparations. However, this is the first time a group of Jewish refugees has arrived in Tel Aviv since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. News from the BBC.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett himself went to the airport to welcome the Jewish refugees in Ukraine. At that moment, Bennett got on a plane and carried the Jewish child in his arms. He repeatedly kissed the baby.
"Israel is my second home, said Anna, a Jew from Kiev. Maybe this is going to be my permanent address from now on. I am very emotional. I feel completely safe now. Now I want to sleep in peace. I know I will be safe here. "
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Since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war, Israel has been saying through various channels that there are about 200,000 Jews in Ukraine and about 600,000 in Russia. The Zionist state is requesting that the 800,000 Jews from Ukraine and Russia be relocated.
Naftali Bennett spoke on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin shortly after he welcomed the Jewish refugees in Ukraine. A day earlier, Bennett had met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin. At the meeting, Bennett offered to mediate peace talks between Moscow and Kiev.
In the past week, the Israeli prime minister has spoken at least three times with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Bennett said that because of Israel's good relations with Moscow and Kiev, Ukraine also wants Tel Aviv to continue its mediation efforts. The Israeli prime minister also said it was a moral
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it was thought that many Jews would leave the country and move to Israel. That is why the Zionist state has made all kinds of preparations. However, this is the first time a group of Jewish refugees has arrived in Tel Aviv since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. News from the BBC.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett himself went to the airport to welcome the Jewish refugees in Ukraine. At that moment, Bennett got on a plane and carried the Jewish child in his arms. He repeatedly kissed the baby.
"Israel is my second home, said Anna, a Jew from Kiev. Maybe this is going to be my permanent address from now on. I am very emotional. I feel completely safe now. Now I want to sleep in peace. I know I will be safe here. "
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Since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war, Israel has been saying through various channels that there are about 200,000 Jews in Ukraine and about 600,000 in Russia. The Zionist state is requesting that the 800,000 Jews from Ukraine and Russia be relocated.
Naftali Bennett spoke on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin shortly after he welcomed the Jewish refugees in Ukraine. A day earlier, Bennett had met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin. At the meeting, Bennett offered to mediate peace talks between Moscow and Kiev.
In the past week, the Israeli prime minister has spoken at least three times with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Bennett said that because of Israel's good relations with Moscow and Kiev, Ukraine also wants Tel Aviv to continue its mediation efforts. The Israeli prime minister also said it was a moral
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