Zionist leaders prepare to transfer Jews
providing humanitarian assistance

Zionist leaders have reacted to Russia's massive military operation in Ukraine, which began on Thursday and has so far targeted many of the country's hotspots, killing, wounding and capturing a number of military and civilians on both sides.

“These are difficult, tragic times,” said Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. “Our hearts are with the civilians of eastern Ukraine who were caught up in this situation.”

He again urged Israelis in Ukraine to leave the country. “Leave now. Protect your lives. Our people are waiting to receive you at the border crossings in the western part of the country.”

Bennett also pledged that Israel would offer any humanitarian assistance Ukraine asked for. “Every Jew knows we are waiting for him here,” he continued, “that the door to the State of Israel is always open.”

Earlier Thursday, President Isaac Herzog also declined to condemn Russia directly during his state visit to Greece.

“Madam President, this is undoubtedly a historic moment, and a very complicated one,” said Herzog before a meeting with Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou. “Like you, I too feel great sorrow and concern about a humanitarian tragedy and, God forbid, injury to innocent civilians. Israel, as our government has communicated, supports Ukraine’s territorial integrity.”

The remarks were a stark contrast from Foreign Minister Yair Lapid’s condemnation of Russia only hours before. Lapid called the invasion “a grave violation of the international order,” in Jerusalem’s harshest and most direct condemnation of Moscow since the crisis in Eastern Europe began.

While the Zionist regime speaks of readiness to accept Ukrainian Jewish citizens in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, more than 1.2 million Jews have migrated from occupied Palestine and returend to Western countries. Zionist media reported that this trend has expanded in recent years, and the tendency for reverse migration among Zionist citizens is becoming more and more pronounced.

Currently, the Zionist regime is facing many challenges in terms of security. The axis of resistance has completely surrounded the regime, and Israel has lost its ability to deter the axis of resistance. On the other hand, anti-Zionist operations in the West Bank and Jerusalem and even the 1948 occupied territories are expanding every day, so that Zionist experts believe that no part of occupied Palestine is safe for the Zionists. At the same time, the inability of the Zionist government in providing services to the Zionist society added on security instability in occupied lands. Accordingly, it should be said that the transfer of Ukrainian Jews to Palestine is actually moving into a worst situation.