Putin: Israel is a ‘Russian-speaking country’ ...invites threatened diaspora to come to Russia.

Posted by DanielS on Thursday, 26 September 2019 19:08.

Putin: Israel is a ‘Russian-speaking country’

“Russians and Israelis have ties of family and friendship. Our nations are united by common and often tragic pages in history,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said at Keren Hayesod’s annual conference in Moscow.

JNS, 20 Sept 2019: Russian President Vladimir Putin called Israel a Russian-speaking country and talking about ties between the two countries on Tuesday.

“We consider Israel a Russian-speaking country,” he said at the Keren Hayesod foundation’s annual conference held in Moscow. “Russians and Israelis have ties of family and friendship. Our nations are united by common and often tragic pages in history.”

He noted that Russia invited Israeli leaders to Moscow next year to attend celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.

Putin also discussed the importance of teaching future generations about the war, according to The Moscow Times.

He explained, “The positions of Russia and Israel, the peoples of our countries, coincide. We consider any attempt to revise the outcome of the war, to distort the truth and justify fascism and its lapdogs, completely unacceptable.”

Israel is home to the world’s largest population of Russian Jewry, with about 17 percent of the country’s population is Russian-speaking, according to research.

And while Putin acknowledges that Jews are at home in both Israel and Russia, encouraging the deepening of that interplay, he invites those Jewish diaspora who might be uncomfortable with their liberalism’s intersectionality in Europe to come to Russia…

Zionist Report 4, 26 Sept 2019
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“Russian President Vladimir Putin invited Jews to come to Russia after listening to the President of the European Jewish Congress Vyacheslav Kantor complain about attacks against Jews in Europe, during a meeting with the European Jewish Congress in Moscow, Tuesday.”

Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V188E

Tags: Anti-racism, Geopolitics, Global Elitism, Greater Israel Project, Immigration and Politics, Islam & Islamification, Jewish Diaspora, Russian Politics, That Question Again, White Genocide: Europe, World Affairs

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Putin Congratulates Russian Jews on Rosh Hashanah

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Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar and Head of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia Alexander Boroda in Moscow, Wednesday. During the meeting, the Russian leader congratulated Russian Jews on the Rosh Hashanah holiday, a New Year on the Judaic calendar.

SOT Vladimir Putin, President of Russia (Russian): “We have a great, very large, multinational, multi-confessional [country]. We always have something to celebrate. Today, we celebrate New Year for the Jewish people, the Jewish New Year. I congratulate you. I congratulate you and all the Jewish people of the country on your New Year.”

SOT Berel Lazar, Chief Rabbi of Russia (Russian): “Russian soldiers played the most important role in the liberation of Europe from fascism. They probably suffered the most during the war. And the attempt to exclude Russia from this is immoral for us. When we talk about war, first of all, we need to leave aside all these political issues. We don’t know what it’s related to, but it is certainly not related to justice and what we see today is some kind of a game on such a sacred event like the heroic deeds during the war.”

SOT Vladimir Putin, President of Russia (Russian): “It is important that people in our country know that the leaders of the Jewish community of Russia share our official point of view about the truth and justice with respect to all the events of the Second World War. It is very important that we take this into account in these extremely important topics. Our views must, of course, continue into the future, but [the views] must be based on a solid foundation of understanding of what the result of extremism is and about how hateful people can lead to ideas that are manifested in the extermination of entire people, millions of people. We must do everything not to let it happen again.”