Israel thinks military Aid to Ukraine, which is battling a Russian invasion, said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday, and he was willing to play a mediating role between the two.
the announcement came in Interview after US calls for more active Involvement.
But Netanyahu made No firm commitments to Ukraine and Israel have preserved the relationship with Russia which controls Heavens in Neighboring Syria turns a blind eye to Israeli strikes on Objectives of Archenemy Iran.
asked the Israeli prime minister in Interview with CNN If Israel can provide assistance to Ukraine like Iron Dome, backed by the United States technology who defends Israel air attacks.
“Well, I’m definitely looking into it,” Netanyahu said.
He confirmed that the United States had diverted its unknown stockpile of Artillery stations in Israel in Ukraine and put forward the operations of the Jewish state itself against Iran as part of similar effort.
“United State just took huge chunk of Ammunition of Israel and passed by on to Ukraine. Israel also openly acts in methods that I will not detail here against Iranian weapons products that are being used against Ukraine”.
Ukrainian and Western officials say Iran sells low-cost drones to Russia for It invasion of Ukraine, although Tehran denied this.
Netanyahu said he was asked to mediate in unofficial role After Russia invaded Ukraine in February but he didn’t pursue it like he was at that time in opposition.
He said he was willing to mediate if asked by both sides and the United States
“I’ve been around long enough know There must be the right time and the right circumstances. “If it shows up, I will definitely consider it,” he said.
Netanyahu said he believed the Ukraine war was of “Immense importance” however addedWe have our own backyard to deal with with. “
These statements come after the visit of the US Secretary of State of Anthony Blinken State, who named for The calm after the glow-up of between Israel and the Palestinians also Urge Israel to strengthen support for Ukraine.
Utilization language Blinken, familiar to the Israelis, said Ukraine needed help “because it’s bravely defending it people and its right to exist.”
Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen told Blinken that he will travel to Ukraine to reopen his country’s embassy first This trip since the war.
In March, then-Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett made a surprise visit to Moscow to mediate with put it in.
Bennett relayed Putin’s messages to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky but was unsuccessful in Direct negotiation arrangement.
