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Euromaidanpress
Euromaidan Press
4 Nov 2024
Yevheniia Martyniuk


“We captured a lot of Russian weapons from HAMAS, may send them to Ukraine,” says Israeli politician

Weapons seized in Gaza should go to Kyiv since Ukraine and Israel face the same enemies, says Amir Weitmann, head of the Libertarian Caucus in Israel’s ruling Likud Party.
"We captured A LOT of Russian weapons from Hamas and Hezbollah, may send them to Ukraine," says Israeli politician
Brigadiers from Al-Qassam, the military wing of Hamas, take part in a military parade in the Gaza Strip on 20 July 2022. Photo: Depositphotos
“We captured a lot of Russian weapons from HAMAS, may send them to Ukraine,” says Israeli politician

Israel could provide captured HAMAS and Hezbollah weapons – many of Russian, Chinese, and Iranian origin – to Ukraine, according to Amir Weitmann, head of the Likud Party’s Libertarian Caucus.

While Israel has largely limited its support for Ukraine to humanitarian aid and early warning systems, avoiding military assistance due to concerns over Russia’s reaction, some officials are now suggesting a more assertive approach.

“Israel doesn’t need them that much. Shipping some to Ukraine would be a good idea, and we could probably do this soon,” Weitmann told Euromaidan Press in an exclusive interview.

The head of the Libertarian Caucus in Israel’s Likud Party, Amir Weitmann. Photo: Amir Weitmann

He emphasized that Ukraine and Israel face a common adversary – a coalition including Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, along with their proxies.

“Russia needs to be punished and finished. We need to show Putin’s regime that aggression bears a price. The West has a collective responsibility to support Ukraine and Israel against these enemies,” he said.

While the Israeli government remains cautious about deeper Ukraine involvement, fearing increased Russian support for Israel’s enemies, Weitmann argues for a stronger stance.

“It’s crucial for Israel to help Ukraine as circumstances allow. We must show our enemies, including Russia, that attacking us – or supporting those who do – comes at a price,” he noted.

Weitmann, who previously warned Russia of consequences in an RT interview last year, maintains his position on holding Russia accountable for its actions against both Israel and Ukraine.

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