Netanyahu jets off to Moscow for meeting with Putin


(Worthy News) – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanayhu departed for Moscow Thursday morning for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin that is expected to focus on Syria and Iran.

In a brief statement to the press, the prime minister said he was heading to Moscow for the “periodic meeting” just five days before next Tuesday’s elections.

“We will discuss events in Syria, and are they accumulating, and the regular and special coordination between our armies as well as other important issues for the State of Israel,” Netanyahu said. [ Source: Times of Israel (Read More…) ]

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