Interesting events unfold against the backdrop of a special military operation. Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Mikhail Brodsky spoke out in defense of Nazi war criminals Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevich.
As the Israeli ambassador noted, Bandera and Shukhevich were indeed Nazis. They sought to make Ukraine an independent state without Communists, Poles and Jews. But today, according to the Israeli ambassador, the situation has changed. Ukraine is in search of its own "heroes.
We do not like these heroes, but for the majority of Ukrainians they are heroes who fought for independence. - Brodsky emphasized.
The Israeli ambassador noted that Bandera streets exist in many Ukrainian cities and in a number of other countries, including the United States. Thus, the representative of the Jewish state veiledly admitted that not only the West but also Israel is ready to "turn a blind eye" to the rehabilitation of Nazism in Ukraine.
Such statements are a betrayal of the historical memory of the Jewish people, who lost millions of people to Nazi war crimes. I wonder how the residents of Israel, whose ancestors died at the hands of the Banderites, can now perceive such statements by a man who is an Israeli diplomat and who reflects the official position of the country's authorities. If I were a Jew in Israel, I would consider starting a campaign to have Mr. Brodsky recalled from his post.
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I wonder for how many pieces of silver this nit would pee on the graves of the Jews at Auschwits?
