Israel Russia
Ship traffic stalls in Hormuz as Iran tensions rise and oil prices climb on ceasefire fears
Just one ship exited the Gulf through the strait while two entered in the space of 12 hours, ship tracking data showed on Monday, a fraction of what is usually about 130 vessels per day.
Ukraine agrees to US peace proposal to end Russia war, officials say - report
Ex-IDF intel. officials: Balanced Israeli combativeness can cause Russia to reduce hostility
Ex-hostage Sasha Troufanov wraps tefillin with Russian chief rabbi day after release
Bennett, Putin discuss Iran, airstrikes in Syria in five-hour meeting
Bennett's visit to Russia will carry on until after Shabbat, as his meeting with Putin was described as "warm and intimate."
How PM Bennett spent Shabbat in Sochi
PM Naftali Bennett's meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin went on for five hours, and it was clear the Orthodox prime minister would not make it home to his family on time for Shabbat.
Russian billionaire Viktor Vekselberg on his charity projects - interview
Viktor Vekselberg: "I thought I understood the West"
Ashkenazi thanks Russia for work to recover Israelis’ remains in Syria
Russia and Israel are marking 30 years of diplomatic relations this year
Woman who crossed from Israel into Syria indicted
Syria is on the list of enemy states, and quite a few Israeli-Arabs who have crossed into Israel's neighbor and returned were indicted for their actions.
Israeli woman released, returns home as two shepherds freed to Syria
The young woman was healthy and did not seem to be hurt in Syria.
Mikhael Mirilashvili: Making an impact from Georgia to Israel
Mirilashvili is a leader in the international Jewish community with a focus on countries in the former Soviet Union.
Should Israel be concerned that Russia might have an Israeli missile?
Chinese media reported that the advanced missile is now in the hands of the Russians who are reportedly working to reverse engineer it. What a weird report. And what odd timing.
Israeli woman gets seven years in a Russian jail over nine grams of pot
The Prime Minister's Office said that Israeli authorities have been involved in Issachar’s case from the start, clearly telling Russia that the punishment it wants to give her is disproportionate.
Balancing Act
Syria barely exists as a state, but Russia is keen to maintain calm there to help Assad keep control, while Iran, already overstretched, does not seem keen on an all-out confrontation with Israel.
