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Monday, 28 February 2022 (YJC)_ In an interview with an Israeli media outlet, a member of the Ukrainian parliament stated that he was proud to have served in the Israeli army and is currently working as a member of the Ukrainian parliament.
"Everyone in Israel is familiar with missiles and shelters. I have lived in Israel and I know these things very well," said Alexander Konitsky, a member of the Ukrainian parliament who spoke to Israel 12 about his hiding place.
According to the Hebrew-language network's website, Alexander Konitsky served in the Israeli army after emigrating to (occupied Palestine) and then returned to Ukraine and was elected to parliament.
On the other hand, the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported that a military unit of Israeli volunteers is fighting in the structure of the Ukrainian army.
According to the Hebrew-language media, a number of soldiers who were in special units such as Golani are now fighting with Russian troops on the front lines of the Ukraine-Russia war front.
Aharanut added in this regard:
Today, a significant number of Israeli troops in Ukrainian special forces are fighting the Russian army.
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