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russia
Netanyahu describes mutual interests in defending ties with Russia
Jewish Journal
September 26, 2016
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that outreach between Israel and Russia made sense because of shared concerns about militant Islam, a desire to avoid clashes in Syria and Russia’s interest in Israeli technology.
Netanyahu on way to Russia to meet with Putin
Jewish Journal
June 6, 2016
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel left Monday on an official visit to Russia to mark the 25th anniversary of the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.\n\n
Russia to return Israeli tank captured by Syria in 1982
Jewish Journal
May 31, 2016
Russia said it will return to Israel a tank that Syrian forces captured in 1982 during a battle that ended with 20 Israeli soldiers dead and three missing in action.
Netanyahu, Putin meet to ‘avoid’ military mishaps over Syria
Jewish Journal
April 22, 2016
Amid tension between Israeli and Russian troops around Syria, Benjamin Netanyahu met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss ways to avoid friction.
Netanyahu to meet Putin in Moscow on April 21
Jewish Journal
March 29, 2016
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on April 21 to discuss security issues in the Middle East, an Israeli political source said on Tuesday.
In wake of Russia’s planned Syria withdrawal, Putin and Netanyahu to hold security meeting
Jewish Journal
March 17, 2016
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet soon in Moscow to discuss regional security and trade.\n
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