Jerusalem is not safe after Dotard highlighted it. Iran is turning to nuke and may nuke the Jews. Turk is wiping out Kurds in Syria, the delicate balance is losing hold. Netanyahu knows that Dotard can not solve and would only make shit worse for his ass. So better beg Putin.
Now I believe what I was told years ago that Israeli nukes are not much of meaning even to retaliate after it got nuked. I did not believe because few Muslims got nuke. After NK, I can see it all coming. Nuke be more popular than McDonalds. When Israel got nuke being the ONLY JEWS STATE it is permanently destroyed, regardless how retaliation can be done, the will be still plenty Muslim states globally, but Zero Jews state forever.
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Netanyahu & Putin to discuss better coordination on Syria & Iran in Moscow
Published time: 28 Jan, 2018 17:07
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday to discuss ways to strengthen coordination between Russian and Israeli air forces, so as to avoid confrontation in Syria.
Netanyahu’s visit to Russia is scheduled to last only five hours. According to the Kremlin, the two leaders plan to discuss“Russian-Israeli cooperation in trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian areas as well as some pressing international and regional issues, including the situation in the Middle East and in Syria.”
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Netanyahu and Putin will exchange views on ways of “strengthening coordination between the Israeli Army and the Russian armed forces on Syria, as well as a whole series of issues important for the security of Israel,” Netanyahu said, as cited by TASS.
According to the Jerusalem Post, the Israeli prime minister is also set to discuss Iran’s involvement in Syria.
Earlier this month Israel launched three attacks on military targets in Syria, using jets and ground-to-ground missiles, the Syrian army reported. Damascus also claimed that it has shot down one Israeli jet and one missile. “We have a longstanding policy to prevent the transfer of game-changing weapons to Hezbollah in Syrian territory. This policy has not changed. We back it up, if necessary, with action,” Netanyahu said at an event with NATO officials in Jerusalem, as quoted by the Times of Israel.
In November, Netanyahu said he made it crystal clear to Washington and Moscow that Israel would continue to “act in Syria.” His statement came after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin reaffirmed joint efforts to support a ceasefire in the Syrian region bordering Israel and Jordan. Tel Aviv has been pushing the US and Russia to deny Iran, Hezbollah, and Shia militias any permanent bases in Syria, and to keep them away from the border with the Golan Heights.
“We are controlling our borders, we are protecting our country and we will continue to do so,” Netanyahu said in remarks to members of his right-wing Likud party, as quoted by Reuters. “I have also informed our friends, firstly in Washington and also our friends in Moscow, that Israel will act in Syria, including in southern Syria, according to our understanding and according to our security needs,” he stated.
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Last month, the Israeli Defense Forces launched several missiles at a strategic target close to Damascus, with Israeli and Arab media reporting it as an airstrike. Syrian state TV said “military positions” were targeted by surface-to-surface missiles.
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Syria reports Israeli attack on military outposts near capital
Israel had previously carried out airstrikes targeting Syrian territory, claiming to be targeting positions of the militant group Hezbollah or allegedly retaliating to stray projectiles that occasionally cross the border into the Israeli-occupied side of the Golan Heights.
Things went wrong in November, when an Israeli attack hit a copper factory in the Syrian province of Homs, prompting Damascus to urge condemnation of Israel’s actions at the UN.
Israeli officials have long accused Iran of trying to establish a military foothold in Syria, where Tehran has been supporting Damascus’ fight against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) and other terrorists. According to Netanyahu, however, the goal is “using Syria as a base from which to destroy Israel.”
Additionally, the two leaders’ agenda includes a visit to the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, where they will take part in the events relating to International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the anniversary of the complete lifting of the Nazi siege of Leningrad.
The Russian president and the Israeli prime minister last met in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi on August 23, 2017. On March 10 of last year, they held talks in Moscow.
During his terms in office as prime minister – in 1996-1999 and from 2009 till now – Netanyahu has visited Russia 12 times.
Now I believe what I was told years ago that Israeli nukes are not much of meaning even to retaliate after it got nuked. I did not believe because few Muslims got nuke. After NK, I can see it all coming. Nuke be more popular than McDonalds. When Israel got nuke being the ONLY JEWS STATE it is permanently destroyed, regardless how retaliation can be done, the will be still plenty Muslim states globally, but Zero Jews state forever.
https://www.rt.com/news/417221-netanyahu-putin-moscow-meeting/
Netanyahu & Putin to discuss better coordination on Syria & Iran in Moscow
Published time: 28 Jan, 2018 17:07
Get short URL
FILE PHOTO © Alexey Nikolsky / Reuters
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday to discuss ways to strengthen coordination between Russian and Israeli air forces, so as to avoid confrontation in Syria.
Netanyahu’s visit to Russia is scheduled to last only five hours. According to the Kremlin, the two leaders plan to discuss“Russian-Israeli cooperation in trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian areas as well as some pressing international and regional issues, including the situation in the Middle East and in Syria.”
Read more
Putin to Netanyahu: Don’t judge Iran by 5th century BC, we live in a different world Netanyahu and Putin will exchange views on ways of “strengthening coordination between the Israeli Army and the Russian armed forces on Syria, as well as a whole series of issues important for the security of Israel,” Netanyahu said, as cited by TASS.
According to the Jerusalem Post, the Israeli prime minister is also set to discuss Iran’s involvement in Syria.
Earlier this month Israel launched three attacks on military targets in Syria, using jets and ground-to-ground missiles, the Syrian army reported. Damascus also claimed that it has shot down one Israeli jet and one missile. “We have a longstanding policy to prevent the transfer of game-changing weapons to Hezbollah in Syrian territory. This policy has not changed. We back it up, if necessary, with action,” Netanyahu said at an event with NATO officials in Jerusalem, as quoted by the Times of Israel.
In November, Netanyahu said he made it crystal clear to Washington and Moscow that Israel would continue to “act in Syria.” His statement came after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin reaffirmed joint efforts to support a ceasefire in the Syrian region bordering Israel and Jordan. Tel Aviv has been pushing the US and Russia to deny Iran, Hezbollah, and Shia militias any permanent bases in Syria, and to keep them away from the border with the Golan Heights.
“We are controlling our borders, we are protecting our country and we will continue to do so,” Netanyahu said in remarks to members of his right-wing Likud party, as quoted by Reuters. “I have also informed our friends, firstly in Washington and also our friends in Moscow, that Israel will act in Syria, including in southern Syria, according to our understanding and according to our security needs,” he stated.
READ MORE: Israel strikes Syrian ‘military targets’ near Damascus – reports
Last month, the Israeli Defense Forces launched several missiles at a strategic target close to Damascus, with Israeli and Arab media reporting it as an airstrike. Syrian state TV said “military positions” were targeted by surface-to-surface missiles.
Read more
Syria reports Israeli attack on military outposts near capital Israel had previously carried out airstrikes targeting Syrian territory, claiming to be targeting positions of the militant group Hezbollah or allegedly retaliating to stray projectiles that occasionally cross the border into the Israeli-occupied side of the Golan Heights.
Things went wrong in November, when an Israeli attack hit a copper factory in the Syrian province of Homs, prompting Damascus to urge condemnation of Israel’s actions at the UN.
Israeli officials have long accused Iran of trying to establish a military foothold in Syria, where Tehran has been supporting Damascus’ fight against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) and other terrorists. According to Netanyahu, however, the goal is “using Syria as a base from which to destroy Israel.”
Additionally, the two leaders’ agenda includes a visit to the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, where they will take part in the events relating to International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the anniversary of the complete lifting of the Nazi siege of Leningrad.
The Russian president and the Israeli prime minister last met in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi on August 23, 2017. On March 10 of last year, they held talks in Moscow.
During his terms in office as prime minister – in 1996-1999 and from 2009 till now – Netanyahu has visited Russia 12 times.
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