Ahead of North Atlantic Summit, Israel Encourages Ukraine To Strive for Self-Reliance

Kyiv turns to Israel for help while voting against it at the United Nations.

AP/Jae C. Hong
A dove painted by artist TvBoy adorns the wall of a building damaged by Russian shelling attacks at Irpin, Ukraine. AP/Jae C. Hong

Ukraine often turns to Israel “for various requests” yet “votes for anti-Israel resolutions in the United Nations in 90 percent of cases” according to Israel’s ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky.  He made the comment and a raft of others that some might consider impolitic in a broad-ranging and contentious interview with the Ukrainian newspaper Dzerkalo Tyzhnia, known as ZN. 

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