Netanyahu and Zelensky speak amid Israeli-Ukrainian tensions
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Netanyahu and Zelensky spoke for the first time in 9 months amid tensions between Israel and Ukraine over Israel's support in the war with Russia.
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Ukraine complained about Israel's treatment of Ukrainian refugees and warned it could impact handling of Israelis visiting Uman.
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The leaders discussed ensuring visa-free travel for Ukrainians and safety for Jewish pilgrims traveling to Uman for Rosh Hashanah.
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Netanyahu said he raised ensuring freedom of worship and arrival of pilgrims to Uman this year.
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The leaders also discussed Israel supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression and advancing international cooperation.