Israeli Prime Minister Bennett says attempts to broker between Ukraine and Russia is “moral obligation”
The prime minister gave no details of his talks with any of the leaders but said he would keep working as a go-between.“As you all know, the situation on the ground is not good. The human suffering is great and is liable to be much greater,” Bennett said Sunday at the start of a weekly cabinet meeting. “Even if the chance is not great — as soon as there is even a small opening, and we have access to all sides and the capability — I see this as our moral obligation to make every effort.
A suspected Russian rocket attack hit a residential area March 5 in Bila Tserkva, Ukraine, unleashing a fireball that destroyed homes and devastated families. Zelensky did not describe his conversations with Bennett in a video he released Sunday, but he did list the Israeli as one of the world leaders who has contacted him in recent days. Previously, Zelensky had expressed disappointment in Bennett’s response to the invasion, telling reporters last week that unlike other Israelis who have showered Ukraine with love and support, he didn’t feel the prime minister was “wrapped in our flag.
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