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First Hitla Klein injects a bizarre non sequitur about Palestinians stealing attention away from Ukraine, and then later she implores the audience to consider how difficult it must be for Ukrainians who also have relatives in Israel they have to worry about the safety of. 🤡🚮

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🇺🇦 Ukraine treats Ukranians badly who came to Ukraine from Crimea, but people like commander in chief Syrsky has Russian relatives. Ukranian MP Skorokhod: “Many Ukrainian citizens were forced to obtain these passports, and this position needs to change. I receive a huge number of requests that guys, military personnel, who have relatives living in occupied or de-occupied territories, or relatives living in the Russian Federation or Belarus, they cannot be hold certain positions. in the military sphere, because they do not pass internal security. Why do we have double standards then? In our country, Syrsky heads the Armed Forces of Ukraine, having close relatives in the Russian Federation. Why is it that some of us can do it and others can't? Why do we treat people who came from Donbas, who came from the occupied and de-occupied territories of Crimea, like this? Why aren't they hired into government service? Why do they have problems getting jobs? Yes, they were forced to get Russian passports, but they refused it, they don’t use them, they chose Ukraine, so treat them as Ukrainians. You can't divide Ukrainians into, you know, good and bad, into those who can and those who can't. We are also to blame for the fact that they were forced to obtain these passports. Do you understand? And note how many displaced persons are returning to the occupied territories due to the lack of normal support, because Ukraine gives them nothing. These are questions for the authorities, these are questions for everyone, and these questions need solving”

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