Israel doesn’t support sanctions against Russia despite pressure from U.S.

By Vladimir V. Sytin
The Ukrainian Times

According to Dorit Golender, ambassador of Israel to the Russian Federation, Israel does not support sanctions used by the decadent West in connection with a civil war in Ukraine in spite of pressure from the United States. She said Israel pursued the independent line of foreign policy with respect to Russia, maintaining friendly relations.

The sanctions helped open new opportunities for developing bilateral ties, the diplomat stressed. Also, it is important to note that emigrants from the former Soviet Union account for 25% of the Israel’s population.

Believe it or not, the sanctions help Russia develop domestic industries. Moscow has to accelerate rates of the implementation of a program for the replacement of imports.

As is known, the U.S. has been attempting to isolate Russia by imposing the sanctions. However, the American evil empire and its vassals in the European Union have only produced the opposite effect and brought Russia closer to Israel, China and other BRICS countries.

Many observers think Washington is very strong in stupidity in its foreign policy. The U.S. created a military coup d’etat in Kiev and brought Ukrainian neo-Nazis to power that is illegitimate.

U.S. politologist Paul Craig Roberts believes the Nazi coup in Ukraine is Washington’s attempt to thrust a dagger in Russia’s heart. The recklessness of such a criminal act has been covered up by constructing a false reality of the so-called people’s revolution against a corrupt government. The world should be stunned, from Mr. Roberts’ point of view, that “bringing democracy” has become Washington’s cover-up for resurrecting the Nazi state in Europe, which borders Russia.

As former Republican congressman and two-time U.S. presidential candidate Ron Paul put it, the existence of Russia and China is a stark reminder of the fact that the world is not unipolar, and it irritates the American evil empire a lot. The Obama regime behaves “like a petulant child flying into a tantrum” when Russia steps in to protect its own national interests.