Israel is ready to act as a mediator between Ukraine and the Russian Federation in possible negotiations, but neither side is requesting this — the Embassy of Israel in Ukraine

Israel is ready to become a mediator in possible negotiations between Ukraine and the Russian Federation, but neither side is asking for it. This was stated in an interview with RBC-Ukraine by Mila Tzur, Deputy Ambassador of Israel to Ukraine.

On October 30, 2026, Mila Tzur, Deputy Ambassador of Israel to Ukraine, explained why Jerusalem is not in a hurry to become a mediator between Kyiv and Moscow. In an interview with journalist Milan Lelich for RBC-Ukraine, she simultaneously spoke about the Knesset elections, the threat of new escalation with Iran, possible visits of leaders of the two countries, and assistance to Ukrainian cities. Behind the diplomatic formulations lies a specific project: Israel is preparing to purchase mobile shelters for the Sumy region.

Author: Anton Pshedynsky

I compared Tzur's words with Israeli procurement documentation, voting results, and statements from Ukrainian authorities. The picture differs from the brief news that Israel will not become a mediator. According to the diplomat, there is currently no negotiation request, but practical ties with Ukraine are developing. This is not a refusal of contacts with Russia and not a promise of military…

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