OP points to how anti-zionism has its root in Soviet-Russia.
In another post OP comments left-wing anti-semitism is by nature Russian.
In OP's last post the KGB origin of the leader of Palestine is cited
presumably as more evidence of anti-zionism's Russian root.
Given Russia's anti-zionist stand it seems reasonabe to expect
Russia to be a strong supporter of Palestine like its counterpart
in the staunch supporter of Israel that the U.S. is.
Hence the question of whether Palestine is receiving financial and military
aid from Russia like Israel is receiving the same from its U.S. poodle.
What you miss from your 'analysis' is the Soviet Union hasn't been around for 30 years so of course they aren't currently funding Hamas.
The Soviets heavily funded Egypt and Syria from the 1950s which led to official US support of Israel which only extended to military support after the Syrian/Egyptian invasion in 1973. The soviet support of the Arab world had more to do with expanding their reach than any potential 'anti-zionist' agenda. After all, the Soviets were key in getting the Partition plan passed. At the same time, the Soviets also funded various far-left terror groups including the PLO.
As for modern era, Russia was a major backer of Assad who also worked with Iran and their Hezbollah proxy but despite the pretense of countries being run by esoteric agendas, countries don't have friends, merely individual interests.
