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Why Russia and Israel should celebrate Victory Day over Nazis together - opinion
For Russia and Israel, common historical memory is not just words. It is a common value and a system of coordinates determined by the fates of our heroic ancestors.
Two Russian-Israeli hostages first to be released in ceasefire deal, Hamas says - report
Russia: Two strategic bombers flew near Alaska, did not enter US airspace
Russia to summon Israeli ambassador over 'unacceptable' comments – TASS
IAF strikes kill 7 ISIS militants 200 meters from Golan Heights border
The ISIS members were 200 meters from the Israeli border, the army said.
Before meeting again with Russians, Netanyahu stresses close U.S. ties
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Russian Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov are scheduled to meet Netanyahu in Jerusalem later in the day.
Helsinki summit proved Russia to be ally of Israel
Trump said that he and Putin had reached a “really good conclusion” for Israel in regard to the situation in Syria.
Netanyahu, Putin speak as Assad forces poised to control Golan border area
PM Netanyahu and President Putin spoke by telephone four days after Putin’s meeting with US President Donald Trump in Moscow, in which both leaders spoke of the importance of Israel’s security.
Ex-security official: Israel seeks to avoid Russian interests in Syria
Former National Security Council head Yaakov Amidror said that Russia "can't complain" if Israel targets Iranians in Syria.
Reports: Israel warned U.S. of Syria strike, Kremlin says left in the dark
Israel has not made any statement on the strike.
Russian military says Israeli war planes struck Syrian air base
Putin not remotely antisemitic, says Russia’s Chief Rabbi
According to Russia's chief rabbi, Putin was the first Russian president to attend the opening of a synagogue or any other Jewish event.
WATCH: Russians in Israel cast their ballots for the presidential election
Opinion polls give Putin, the incumbent, support of around 70 percent, or nearly 10 times the backing of his nearest challenger.