Israel's Ukraine envoy: Oct. 7 transformed Jerusalem-Kyiv ties after years of tension - interview
Israel's outgoing envoy to Kyiv believes his tenure should ultimately be judged by what the embassy accomplished amid extraordinary tension during Putin's war on Ukraine.
Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky has observed the ongoing threat of Russian missiles and drones during his five-year tenure in Kyiv, but noted that Ukrainians have learned to adapt to the nightly attacks. The war has strained diplomatic relations between Israel and Ukraine, with the Russian invasion forcing the Israeli embassy to evacuate and provide humanitarian assistance.
Brodsky highlighted the establishment of a field hospital in Lviv and Israel's involvement in Ukraine's aviation sector, which was effectively closed due to the threat of missiles and drones.
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