Irit Yachnes, a spokeswoman for the Israeli embassy in Poland, referred to the fighting in Ukraine in an interview with Galei Tzahal.
“We hope the end of the campaign is near, but we are not prophets. Most of the people we talk to say they have hope that they can return home. The people waiting in line are engaged in daily survival,” Yachnes said.
“From the numbers we have, there are still some 2,000 Israelis in Ukraine who don’t want to leave for personal reasons. As far as Jews, it’s hundreds of thousands.”
Source: Arutz Sheva
Header: Girls hold their mobile phone as they take refuge in a metro station in Kyiv in the morning of February 24, 2022. Air raid sirens rang out in downtown Kyiv today as cities across Ukraine were hit with what Ukrainian officials said were Russian missile strikes and artillery. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in Ukraine with explosions heard soon after across the country and its foreign minister warning a “full-scale invasion” was underway. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP)