Welcome back to the Dershow, you may see different surroundings from usual.

I'm in Tel Aviv, Israel, and I'm here for a little while to meet leaders of the New

Government and to speak at a couple of conferences and been speaking to a lot of

Israelis and learning a lot.

The one thing I learned is that even a victim can sometimes do awful, awful things.

And Ukraine is guilty of that right now.

They are victims and we're all on their side.

Something like 98% of Israelis support Ukraine over Russia and most Americans of course support Ukraine over Russia.

We all want Russia to be defeated in its aggression, unjustified aggression.

But Ukraine is doing some just terrible, terrible things that shouldn't be excused just because of what they've been going through.

The worst thing they've done is they are now honoring two very, very notorious Nazis, people who during the

Second World War or hands-on war criminals who participated directly in the death of hundreds of thousands of Jewish babies and children and mothers.

These are some of the most wicked, vile people in the face of the earth.

And now Ukraine is honoring them and Zelensky, who's Jewish, whose family members would kill in the Holocaust, is honoring them.

Just no excuse for it. There is a lot of Nazism still left among Ukrainians.

There's a whole brigade of Ukrainian soldiers that were Nazi symbols and people are afraid to take them on about it.

Just because there are racists in a country doesn't mean that you have to give into their racism.

Certainly not honor, not honor, not Nazis.

And we're not talking about neo-Nazis, people who parade, people who wear swastikism.

That's one thing. We're talking about hands-on mass murderers, people who essentially assisted in what happened at BBR and BBR.

There are tens of thousands of Jews who were marched to open graves and shot in cold blood.

The shooting was done by the Nazis, but who brought them there?

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