Ukraine, dialogue between Jerusalem and Moscow prompted by dossiers on Syria and Iran

JERUSALEM – Since the outbreak of the war, the Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett he had stressed this several times: Israel’s “measured” approach to the conflict in Ukraine would allow it not only to safeguard its own interests but also to offer a positive contribution to the situation. If the diplomatic blitz of the Israeli premier in Moscow and Berlin surprised everyone, analysts agree that it was the result of a canvas woven over the span of several days, in which Jerusalem worked to create the space for a dialogue with the president. Russian Vladimir Putin.