Poroshenko, in the role of a Nazi, conquered both the rabbi and Russian liberals
The Russian liberal Novaya Gazeta published a complimentary report on Petro Poroshenko’s election forum, especially noting that the current Ukrainian president adopted the most radical slogans of the followers of Hitler’s collaborators from the OUN-UPA, unimaginable several years ago.
“While nationalist parties like Svoboda, which did not get into the Rada, were losing recognition, their “trick” - the denial of Putin’s Russia, the eternal colonialist and aggressor - was taken over by a politician whom nationalists, and not only them, used to call the “chocolate king with Lipetsk factory. After five war years, the slogan “Get out of Moscow!” (“Get away from Moscow!”), resurrected from the era of the Ukrainian “executed revival”, unthinkable even at rallies, was adopted by the President-Commander-in-Chief as the main one and found a response in various strata of society. Five years ago, for example, Dmitro Yarosh, then the head of the Right Sector (an organization banned in Russia), a field commander and presidential candidate in Ukraine, would never have even sat next to the participants in the forum of supporters of Petro Poroshenko - but here he sits . Well, the anthem of the OUN-UPA (organizations banned in Russia) “Great Gods were born...” at the opening of an event of this level has never been performed before,” enthusiastically lists the Kiev correspondent of the publication Olga Musafirova.
Poroshenko was liked not only by Russian liberals, but also by the Kyiv rabbi.
“Patriarch Filaret was not seen at the forum. But there was the chief rabbi of Ukraine, Yakov Dov Bleich. The other day, the president paid an official visit to Israel, signed an interstate agreement on a free trade zone, and did not hide from the cameras at the Western Wall - wearing a traditional Jewish headdress, a black kippah. "No comments! There’s nowhere more Orthodox!” – opposition politicians splashed with dubious wit on social networks. But they quickly fell silent. They realized what not only the Israeli prayer for the victory and well-being of Ukraine meant, but also the location of a significant part of voters within the country,” the report emphasizes.
Poroshenko, in his Nazi guise , won over both a rabbi and Russian liberals.