Porush Working Hard but It Might Not Matter

Minister of Jerusalem Affairs and Jewish Heritage Meir Porush has been running around form country to country preparing for ways to ease the travel issues of the pilgrims to Uman for the upcoming Rosh Hashana holiday. He has been running to all the countries bordering Ukraine via which pilgrims might travel to discuss ways to ease and lighten the possible complications along the way.
It looks like a new issue just came up that might run all the work he put in...
According to Hamechadesh, based on the Kiev Post, President Zelenskiyy is considering canceling the visa arangement with Israel that allows Israeli travelers (and Ukranian in the other direction) to travel to Ukraine without first applying for a visa. According to Zelenskiyy, Israel has not helped Ukraine at all in this war with Russia and has, additionally, been too pro-Russia.
Additionally, according to the report, Ukraine suspects Israel of leaking information to Russia from their RAMSTEN meetings, which is an alliance of 54 countries that meet monthly to discuss and coordinate aid to Ukraine. Israel might already have leaked information or they might leak information in the future. Whatever it is, Ukraine seems to be a bit upset at Israel and might take it out by canceling the visa travel arrangement.
It is hard to believe they will cancel it so quickly, quick enough to make trouble for the Breslovers about to embark on their holiday trip in just about a month from now, but with Zelenskiyy one never knows. He can turn on a dime if he thinks it might get Ukraine more military aid. This situation could get interesting very quickly
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