Sawt Falasteen - Israel politician threatens russian terror state on Russian TV

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Israel politician threatens russian terror state on Russian TV

The Russian propaganda TV channel "RT", financed by the Russian terror state, attempted a propaganda show on Russian state TV, via a live link to the very well-known Israeli politician, Amir Weitmann.

But Weitmann would not be taken in by the usual dull and mindless propaganda of the "RT" makers and said clearly that they would know very well in Israel that the Russian terror state would cooperate with the criminal dictator regime of Iran!

Therefore, the Israeli politician Amir Weitmann, from the Likud party ruling in Israel, then also threatened the Russian terror state with serious consequences on the Russian propaganda television "RT", hear and see for yourself.

This shows once again that Russia is not only completely isolated internationally, but is also making more enemies every day, which, however, does not seem to matter to the mass murderer and state terrorist Vladimir Putin (71), at least "yet"...

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