Tag: Russia

Netanyahu said he prefers “getting all the information, then making decisions on what and if we do anything. . . beyond what has been done so far.”

Report: Iran plans to send Fateh 110 ballistic missiles to Russia as well.

“I strongly condemn the Russian attacks on the civilian population in Kyiv and other cities across Ukraine..."

Russian’s seemingly positive response may be an “indication that they are open to the idea of the agency continuing its activities in the country.”

Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman, the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine, also called on Jewish pilgrims to refrain from traveling to Uman this year due to fear of Russian attacks.

Report: A U.S. administration source assessed that Moscow had purchased Iran’s Mohajer-6 and Shahed-series UAVs.

The development seems to be an attempt to strengthen Russia’s defenses in its war with Ukraine.

Israel argues that the Jewish Agency has been working within the bounds of Russian law ever since it officially began operating in the country.

The Washington Post reported that U.S. officials are concerned “Khayyam” will allow Tehran to monitor sensitive sites and potential targets in Israel and the broader Middle East, in addition to helping Moscow wage war against Ukraine.

Russia's Justice Ministry has issued an order to shut down the activities of the Agency.

The IDF and the Russian military maintain a line of communication to prevent military clashes between the forces in Syria.

Chabad is demanding the return of the Schneerson historical library archives, and has asked the Israeli government to freeze all proceedings to transfer the Alexander Court church compound in Jerusalem to Russia.

Russia has not agreed to talks with an Israeli delegation over its determination to close the Jewish Agency.

The Russian Ministry of Justice believes that the Jewish Agency “violated Russian law in its work.”

The agency's press release raises even more questions than the original story.

The stated purpose of the loan was to help Ukraine deal with the “catastrophic impact” of the war on the country’s economy.

The Syrian Defense Ministry stated that two Russian SU-35 fighter jets and six Syrian MiG-23 and MiG-29 jets simulated confronting warplanes and drones.

Goldschmidt, who has served as a rabbi in Moscow for the last 33 years, is also president of the Conference of European Rabbis.

The sanctioned individuals and companies are said to be generating hundreds of millions of dollars for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Quds Force and Hezbollah.

“The missiles did not constitute a threat on [Israeli Air Force] planes and there was no lock by the battery’s radar on the planes, but this is a dramatic precedent,” according to SANA.

Domestic critics of Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said he has lost focus on internal political considerations while taking on more international concerns, such as trying to intervene diplomatically in Russia’s nearly seven-week war with Ukraine.

Employees of the Ministry of Aliyah and Absorption at Ben Gurion Airport welcomed 573 Olim (new immigrants) from Ukraine on Monday.

Israeli Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel described the move as “illogical” and “aggressive.”

Prior to the war in Ukraine, energy issues were judged by a single yardstick: their environmental impact. What the West is coming to realize is that energy is also about national security and deterrence, said Aykan Erdemir, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

“At this difficult time, Israel continues to help the people of Ukraine," Israel's Ambassador said.

“There will be no connection between developments in Ukraine and the Vienna talks,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian.

“The Russian invasion of Ukraine should remind us that there are nations you simply cannot trust,” said former senator Joseph Lieberman.

Ben Shapiro breaks down everything you need to know about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Report: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has increased the demand for advanced technology weapons, particularly combat drones, loitering munitions and missile-defense systems.

“It is a real fight against good and evil. The challenge is so much bigger, and, of course, the world as [the Russian president] wants to change is not the world in which Jews and Israel want to live,” said Natan Sharansky.