Israeli Minister: 90% of Ukrainian Refugees Arriving Are non-Jews, Situation 'Cannot Go On'

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked hails Israel's intake of Ukrainian refugees following Russia's invasion, but others in the cabinet say that the policy toward Ukrainians arriving at its borders is 'immoral'

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Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked said Sunday said that over 90 percent of Ukrainians arriving at the Israel's borders are not Jewish and that the influx of refugees “cannot go on.”

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