Ukraine's UN voting stance on Israel could impact support, says Israeli envoy

Israel's ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky, expressed concern over Ukraine's consistent support for anti-Israel resolutions at the United Nations, stating that it creates an abnormal situation given Ukraine's frequent requests for assistance from Israel. Israeli officials were particularly upset by Ukraine's support for resolutions related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while Ukraine was battling Russian troops on its own territory. Israel has refrained from providing military aid to Ukraine due to strategic considerations and concerns about technology falling into enemy hands. Brodsky emphasized the need for mutual support between the two countries and suggested that Ukraine could learn from Israel's approach to national security.
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