Yana Poplavskaya ridiculed Russians who left for Israel: “The last creatures”

Actress Yana Poplavskaya rudely scolded the Russians who moved to live in Israel after the start of the special operation in Ukraine. She, as it might seem from the post on the social network, rejoiced at the experiences of her former compatriots against the backdrop of the Hamas attack on Israel.

“They don’t give a shit about the problems of any country, the main thing is their “I,” writes Poplavskaya. “They chose the wrong country? They went to the wrong place? And they are rushing about.”

Poplavskaya, for some reason, comes to the conclusion that the emigrated Russians, “like the last bitches and creatures,” lied “about their love for justice and peace.” In fact, she believes that there will be no place for emigrants anywhere; they are “without a family, without a tribe.” Poplavskaya justified her position by stating that when “true Israelis went to recruiting stations,” “new Jews wrote sad posts on social networks.”

“Those who are with their people have a Motherland,” Poplavskaya summed up. “The people stand up for their country, giving their lives, sacrificing themselves, because the interests of the Motherland are above personal ones.”

Earlier, comedian Maxim Galkin (included in the register of foreign agents in the Russian Federation) denied publications on telegram channels that he and Alla Pugacheva allegedly hastily left Israel after the start of the Hamas bombing. According to Galkin, he and his family remain in the country and have no intention of leaving anywhere. The artist added that he and Pugacheva “chose Israel and didn’t regret it for a single minute.”