Gideon Sa’ar, the Israeli foreign minister, took issue with the way that he said his Ukrainian counterpart accused the Jewish state of receiving grain, which Russia allegedly stole, at a port in Haifa. “One would expect the submission of a legal request before tweeting. You chose differently, for your own reasons,” Sa’ar stated on Wednesday. | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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