Relations between Ukraine and  Israel have long been friendly and cooperative — that is, until a dispute over grain kicked off. It started with a Facebook post by Kateryna Yaresko, a journalist with the SeaKrime project, part of the Myrotvorets Center, an independent organization that investigates crimes against Ukraine’s national security. On April 12, she reported that the Russian cargo ship Abinsk had arrived at an Israeli port, carrying stolen Ukrainian grain. She said the Abinsk came to Haifa, in Israel, with a cargo of 43,765.18 tons of wheat from the occupied territories of Ukraine. There was no official confirmation of this information at the time of publication. War of words between the foreign ministers Two weeks later, the Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said that another ship carrying grain stolen by Russia from Ukraine’s occupied territories had docked in Israel.…