Ukraine is considering purchasing arms from private Israeli dealers after Israel ruled out providing direct military assistance to Kyiv, according to Haaretz. A high-level Ukrainian delegation that has been in Israel for around a week has looked into buying arms from multiple private dealers, including a former Israeli army officer who now runs a security consultancy firm. However, according to sources mentioned in Haaretz, the delegation was told that any deal would require approval from Israel’s Defence Ministry, casting doubt on whether the transactions would take place. Israel has frozen a…