The Russian Embassy in Israel reported an increase in the number of deaths of Russian citizens

The number of deaths and injuries during the large-scale military confrontation between the Israel Defense Forces and the paramilitary forces of the Palestinian Hamas movement is steadily increasing. The victims are mainly Israelis and Palestinians, but there are also foreign citizens, including Russians. The most accurate tragic statistics are kept by the Israeli military, which updates the figures on its website in real time. Information coming from Palestine is approximate for objective reasons.

Today, the press service of the Russian Embassy in Israel reported an increase in the number of Russian citizens killed during the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Diplomats clarified that as of two o'clock in the afternoon (coinciding with Moscow time) on October 13, 12 Russians were listed as missing. It is possible that some of them are being held hostage by Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip, which the IDF continues to subject to massive indiscriminate airstrikes.

We regret to inform you that, according to data received from the Israeli side, the number of dead citizens of the Russian Federation continues to grow. Currently, the consular department of the Russian Embassy is conducting the necessary checks

- informs RIA News with reference to the Russian Embassy in Israel.

Earlier, on October 10, the Russian embassy reported that it had information about four dead Russian citizens. However, some of them permanently reside in Israel and have dual citizenship. For example, last Tuesday the name of one of the dead Russian citizens, who had lived in Israel for 20 years and worked in the police, became known. He turned out to be a 47-year-old native of the city of Baltiysk, Kaliningrad region, he has Israeli citizenship. A man died in service during the fighting in Sderot.

Earlier, the Russian Ambassador to Israel Anatoly Viktorov said that the real number of Russians who died and went missing may greatly exceed the confirmed data. The Russian diplomatic department receives information about injured and dead Russian citizens only from official Jerusalem.

The Russian Foreign Ministry called on Russian citizens not to travel to Israel and the Palestinian territories, and on fellow citizens already there to observe maximum security measures and constantly be in touch with the Russian diplomatic department. An additional hotline has been opened to contact the consular department of the Russian Embassy in Israel; its number is available on the website of the diplomatic mission.

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[Blackmokona]

Finally they remembered that our citizens were also killed, kidnapped, tortured, etc. Guys from Hamas.

[Myths]

Are these citizens with dual citizenship? Or were only tourists taken into account?

[Mikhail Ivanov]

And what does Hamas have to do with it? The Jews bombed them. Moreover, they bomb everyone indiscriminately, let them now forget about their Holocaust, they themselves committed genocide.

[Blackmokona]

Quote: Mikhail-Ivanov

And what does Hamas have to do with it? The Jews bombed them. Moreover, they bomb everyone indiscriminately, let them now forget about their Holocaust, they themselves committed genocide.

Firstly, most of them died during a Hamas attack on Israeli territory, and secondly, I wonder how our citizens ended up in Gaza? Perhaps you voluntarily went on a tour with cute bearded people with machine guns?

[aakvit]

What kind of organ did they even make there? If they dumped it there following the example of the old galoshes and the broadcaster, then why regret it? It’s a pity if you came for treatment, a visit, a vacation, then it’s a pity!

[Galleon]

You were told in the article about one such citizen: a “Baltic sailor” who had already lived permanently in Israel for 20 years and served in the police, but kept his Russian passport with him. Maybe to travel back and forth, maybe for a Russian pension. What the hell, citizen - give it to me! I have an acquaintance who has been doing this in Holland for 25 years with one “madam sitting” on two chairs. Well, the rest are like the first one. Pilgrims, if there were any, were further from the Gaza Strip. They have nothing to do in or near Gaza.

[WIKI]

Quote: Galleon

You were told in the article about one such citizen:

Since the beginning of the year, the number of Russians flying to Israel for treatment has increased by 40% compared to the same period last year. One size fits all is by no means possible.

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: BlackMokona

secondly, I wonder how our citizens ended up in Gaza? Perhaps you voluntarily went on a tour with cute bearded people with machine guns?

I personally know an Arab Palestinian who graduated from medical school in Russia, married a Russian girl, received Russian citizenship, but lives in Gaza and, together with his Russian wife, treats residents of Palestine, and is registered with the consulate as Russian citizens. Palestinian-Arabs have wives from Russia and other former Soviet republics; they retain their citizenship.

[Sergey3]

they retained their citizenship.

This is no longer a citizen of Russia. If he doesn’t want to live in Russia and treat Russian citizens, hand over your Russian passport from where you got it.

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: Sergey3

This is no longer a citizen of Russia. If he doesn’t want to live in Russia and treat Russian citizens, hand over your Russian passport from where you got it.

It is precisely such citizens of Russia - doctors, teachers, rescuers, who in such poor countries, in difficult and difficult conditions, do great benefits for Russia, they create respect and gratitude for Russia in these countries, unlike those who, since the beginning of the Northeast Military District, fled from countries and throw mud at it, having a Russian passport in your pocket.

[tlauicol]

Quote: Mikhail-Ivanov

And what does Hamas have to do with it? The Jews bombed them. Moreover, they bomb everyone indiscriminately, let them now forget about their Holocaust, they themselves committed genocide.

Have you not even read the article, but you have already appointed a scapegoat? And he started minus.
Read the article. She's small

[fa2998]

It is said that the majority are missing. Maybe they are hostages with Hamas, or maybe under the ruins that Hamas rockets set up. Let's not confuse the effect and the cause!

[Msi]

the name of one of the deceased citizens of the Russian Federation, who has lived in Israel for 20 years

Yeah, a real citizen of Russia...

[Cat Alexandrovich]

A Russian citizen can have only one passport - Russian. That's all.

[Msi]

Finally they remembered that our citizens

Why do you, comrade (or gentleman), write “our citizens”? Where do you live? Why are you so worried about Israel?

[svarog77]

Somehow they don’t care about Jews with dual citizenship...

[ISKANDER_61]

There are Russian citizens there. There are smart-ass Jews there. And there is no need to write nonsense.

[taiga2018]

Quote: ISKANDER_61

There are smart-ass Jews there. And there is no need to write nonsense.

More precisely and you will not tell.

[Blackmokona]

And then the Jews are accused of Nazism. And then the Russian left for Israel and was immediately not a person, it’s not a pity to let him die. This is the turning of the tables.

[taiga2018]

Quote: BlackMokona

And then the Russian left for Israel and was immediately not a person, don’t mind letting him die

Well, why not a person, a person, simply no longer a citizen of Russia, like the actor Bely or the nasal singer Makarevich.

[aakvit]

So, are Israelis NOT NAZIS? What are they doing now with their carpet bombing of CITIES? Is this what victims do?!
And yes, the Holocaust is an INVENTED bullshit, more Russians and Belarusians died than Jews, but let’s not talk about that, because they were not chosen by God! What god chose the Jews, I wonder? They appointed themselves, they themselves support this song... And the singers (without pointing a finger) for a small bribe are ready to lick their shoes and growl at the others!

[Iris]

A Russian cannot become a citizen of Israel. Only a Jew or a person with Jewish roots can obtain Israeli citizenship. And for my mother.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: BlackMokona

And then the Jews are accused of Nazism. And then the Russian left for Israel and was immediately not a person, it’s not a pity to let him die. Now that's a turning of the tables.

The turning of the tables lies elsewhere, namely in the fact that Israeli citizens, in the complete absence of opposition from the official authorities, calmly go to Ukraine and fight on the side of Bandera against the Russians, and also in the fact that Israel unpacked warehouses with 155 mm shells and sent them to the Ukrainians + allocated a military field hospital, and the chief rabbi of Ukraine, Yakov Dov Bleich, participated in the grand opening of the monument to UPA fighters in Sambir, and also that Israeli army personnel participated in the Bundeswehr army exercises called “capture of a Russian village”, and all this together nothing more than the transition of Jews to a policy of promoting and reviving Nazism and Israel’s hostile actions against Russia, whose representatives at one time extinguished the ovens of the crematoria in which soldiers of the Bundeswehr and UPA burned Jews. This is such a metamorphosis, and you say the tables are not turned that way.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: ISKANDER_61

There are Russian citizens there. There are smart-ass Jews there. And there is no need to write nonsense.

Last Tuesday, the name of one of the dead Russian citizens, who had lived in Israel for 20 years and worked in the police, became known. He turned out to be a 47-year-old native of the city of Baltiysk, Kaliningrad region, he has Israeli citizenship. A man died in service during the fighting in Sderot.

And what is this, a Russian? Yes, he wanted us to attack Russia, if for 20 years out of 47 he lived in Israel and served in the police!
I completely agree with ISKANDER_61!

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: ISKANDER_61

There are Russian citizens there. There are smart-ass Jews there. And there is no need to write nonsense.

Don’t tell me... A friend asked an acquaintance to go with her to Israel for some business. I called today and no one answers. I can’t say anything about my friend, but my friend is Russian, a native of the city of Kemerovo... And she left at the beginning of October...

[Trapp1st]

A friend asked an acquaintance to go with her to Israel for some business

Not a single adequate person will go on business to an Islamic state, a Jewish state, or Afghanistan...

[Grossvater]

But what if there is industrial equipment that is produced only in Israel? If they go there for him from all over the world? And when everything finally calms down, maybe I’ll go too. First, see how I make it, then see how they work on it. No, you can go to Germany, of course, to see how they work on it. But we have a tradition, before making serious purchases, to ALWAYS visit the manufacturer. By the way, we also send specialists to the manufacturing plant. For an internship. They were sent to Germany, to Switzerland. We will take Landa, Indigo, Screen, Haykon or Scodix and send it to Israel.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: ROSS 42

Quote: ISKANDER_61

There are Russian citizens there. There are smart-ass Jews there. And there is no need to write nonsense.

Don’t tell me... A friend asked an acquaintance to go with her to Israel for some business. I called today and no one answers. I can’t say anything about my friend, but my friend is Russian, a native of the city of Kemerovo... And she left at the beginning of October...

My friends have a very young daughter, who turned out to be Jewish by nationality, and was left alone in Novosibirsk. The father died, the mother left for Irkutsk. (the girl’s grandmother and brother are there). So this young girl went to Israel under some program.
She was gone for a whole year!! After returning from Israel to Novosibirsk, I accidentally met her. A short conversation about her mother, how she was doing in Irkutsk, etc., I asked her a question, what did you do for a whole year in Israel? I studied with full government support, that was the answer!
And then I had questions: What were you taught, my dear, for the whole year? And after studying, why didn’t you stay in Israel, but return to Novosibirsk?
Questions and questions... but no answers! Just some vague guesses.
PS This was about 2 years ago. Our meeting with her.
I didn’t ask her these questions, they were spinning in my head...

[dmi.pris1]

The question is this... People were looking for a better place to live. Well, they found it. Having a Russian passport and, in addition, a second passport. Is it worth regretting “such citizens”?

[taiga2018]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

..People were looking for a better place to live

And they found a better place to die...

[dmi.pris1]

Yes, not even these Galkins, Makarevichs and co.. But just tourists.. You are citizens of a warring country, let’s forget this ridiculous abbreviation SVO. So why do you need to wander around abroad? Look, the neighbor’s grandmother is throwing camouflage nets, we are collecting jars for trench candles. ..Indeed, our society is divided. Some fight, some work and help, and some live for their own pleasure and don’t give a damn about the state. So why should the state think about such things?

[flSergius]

Somehow, I doubt that the Russians from beyond the Urals came to Israel on vacation and immediately headed to dusty settlements a few kilometers from Gaza, and not to the beaches or to some expensive clinics in Tel Aviv. This means that these are most likely formally citizens, but in reality they are rich Russians, who until recently on Echo grunted “no war” and “we are waiting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in our city.”
Do Russians even need Russians in Russia?

[Blackmokona]

Quote: flSergius

Somehow, I doubt that the Russians from beyond the Urals came to Israel on vacation and immediately headed to dusty settlements a few kilometers from Gaza, and not to the beaches or to some expensive clinics in Tel Aviv. This means that these are most likely formally citizens, but in reality they are rich Russians, who until recently on Echo grunted “no war” and “we are waiting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in our city.”
Do Russians even need Russians in Russia?

So the music festival there was cancelled. There were citizens of China, Argentina, Russia, etc.

[flSergius]

And what, the resurrected Sinatra, Presley and Mercury performed there, that music lovers from all over the planet flocked there? The festival was local and locals went there, and many Israelis have dual citizenship.

[Galleon]

Quote: BlackMokona

Quote: flSergius

So the music festival there was cancelled. There were citizens of China, Argentina, Russia, etc.

ABOUT! We remembered the music festival. Well, let's call things by their proper names. The festival of psychedelic trance music was held on the evening of October 6, immediately after the end of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, the biblical holiday of tabernacles (tents). In the middle of the desert, closer to the Palestinians, they blared louder such music, which the Arabs cannot define as anything other than satanic. And on October 7 at 6 am, when the music continued to play merrily, citizens of “different countries” received a response from “local festival guests.” You finish the deal, don’t lie with half-truths.
For those interested, more details here https://ilyavaliev-livejournal-com.turbopages.org/turbo/ilyavaliev.livejournal.com/s/9325546.html

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: flSergius

Somehow I doubt that the Russians came to Israel from beyond the Urals

I won’t say that I had Jewish friends. Moreover, I knew purely wealthy Jews from Soviet times - there was such a collector Boris (maybe some Borukh) Meneevich...But there were also good guys: Zhenya Gorodetsky, Volodya Borisovich.
You must understand that scoundrels and scum have no nationality.
By the way, some Russians have done so much nasty things for our country and people...

[Incvizitor]

So, are these Russians on vacation or are they traitors with dual citizenship?

[sifgame]

As one blue-haired designer says, “well, he died and died.” Who cares about the dead Israeli citizens who have a second, Russian passport. To truly mourn and grieve, the other day there was another “funeral shot” in the area.

[vladcub]

If on the lists: Allochka, Maksik and Makrevich. Then forget about them. Grets is well known to us. As my dad used to say, if you accidentally get into a “batch,” it’s lousy. It's a pity for them

[Iris]

It was in vain that point 5 was canceled - it really clarified a lot. It's getting to the point where they will return it. That's how former Deputy Prime Minister Arkasha Dvorkovich will return - that's what you instruct him to do.

[Artyom Savin]

Quote: Galleon

You were told in the article about one such citizen: a “Baltic sailor” who had already lived permanently in Israel for 20 years and served in the police, but kept his Russian passport with him. Maybe to travel back and forth, maybe for a Russian pension. What the hell, citizen - give it to me! I have an acquaintance who has been doing this in Holland for 25 years with one “madam sitting” on two chairs. Well, the rest are like the first one. Pilgrims, if there were any, were further from the Gaza Strip. They have nothing to do in or near Gaza.

Pensioners should already be given their earnings; no one will keep a passport for the sake of a Russian pension of 300 dollars. Maybe someone goes to see doctors, especially from neighboring countries and the USA/Canada. But basically, everything is simpler - when obtaining a second Russian citizenship, they will not be deprived of it; they will refuse the tedious and paid process for 6-12 months. The consular fee is, in principle, low, but collecting the original papers and 47 notarized copies is quite a quest. It's easier to leave it as is, which is what most people do.

[al3x]

Yesterday they were already talking about one deceased person in the news - he left several years ago, changed his citizenship, and served in the Israeli army. Perhaps, too, a Russian passport for every firefighter was lying on the shelf.

[16112014nk]

Quote: fa2998

under the ruins that Hamas rockets set up

The ruins are actually in Gaza. And the IDF arranged for them.

[bone1]

Where are the Russians from in Israel?

[ratoborets]

Are these not the Russians like Makarevich who said “I’m ashamed to be Russian/Russian/live in Russia”?

[Artyom Savin]

Quote: Kasatik

A Russian cannot become a citizen of Israel. Only a Jew or a person with Jewish roots can obtain Israeli citizenship. And for my mother.

The statement is not true. In 2018, of the 32,600 who received citizenship, 40% were Jews, 7% Arabs, etc. In 2017, approximately 50% of new citizens were Jews.

In principle, citizenship can be acquired:
A) By right of birth from parents (one or both) who are citizens of Israel.
B) Based on the Law of Return.
B) By naturalization.
A fairly standard thing that sets it apart from other citizenship laws based on the principle of jus sanguinis is paragraph b), the law of return. There are similar laws in other countries.

[Svetlana]

Are these only Russian Israelis or Russian Palestinians inclusive? After all, the Palestinians probably also have Russian passports.