Bolton met with Netanyahu on Sunday ahead of a US-Israel-Russia security meeting on Tuesday in Jerusalem.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov denied that Moscow is allied with Iran in Syria, claiming the countries do not see ‘eye to eye.’

Israel fears Assad’s forces will massacre rebelling civilians and is acting to prevent it. 

Israel is not playing in the World Cup 2018 football tournament in Russia but is certainly a key-player with its technological contributions to the games.

“Iran needs to understand that Israel will not allow” its military build-up in Syria, Netanyahu told Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.

Israel is working to prevent Iran’s military buildup in Syria, which directly threatens the Jewish state.

Israel will join the International Army Games this year, alongside Syria.

Russia announced it considers Israel’s capital to be western Jerusalem, making it the first country in the world to do so.

Patrick Clawson, director of research at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said it was very peculiar the Iranians put the S-300 missile system at Fordo, a site they’ve long claimed would be impenetrable to attack.

Russian efforts to reach a truce between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and various rebel groups in Syria appear to be progressing, so Israel is preparing for the day after, when it is safe to expect that Jihadists will turn their attention to the “Zionist enemy.”

Major General Glenn Bramhall of the US Army’s Air and Missile Defense Command said the US may be interested in buying a short-range missile interceptor used by Israel’s Iron Dome defense system.

In his Jerusalem Day speech, Netanyahu repeated his hopes for peace in the region, stressing that a division of the Israeli capital is non-negotiable.

In what may be an incredibly new moral low for the world today, but especially for the US, Secretary of State John Kerry reportedly agreed to allow brutal Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad to leave Syria and avoid being put on trial for murdering at least a quarter of a million of his own countrymen.

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in the Kremlin to discuss the ever-shifting security situation in the Middle East.

The start of negotiations offers Putin an opportunity to declare an official end to the Russian air campaign that helped Assad win back some key ground ahead of talks.

A Kuwaiti report says that Israeli intelligence has convinced the Russians to stop an anti-aircraft weapons shipment to the Iranians because the Islamic Republic provided weapons to the Lebanon-based terror organization Hezbollah.

Iran’s growing influence in Syria will only worsen the situation and threaten Israel’s security, Ya’alon warned.

A Member of Knesset visited Russian-annexed Crimea without permission from Kiev, angering Ukrainian officials. Israel’s foreign ministry says it was done without their prior knowledge.

While working to finalize a free trade agreement and forge closer economic ties with Russia, Israel says it has a lot to share, including agricultural technologies.

An Iranian official confirmed that his country had received a large delivery of “yellow cake” from Russia.

Adding to Israel's concerns over Iran's nuclear program, Russia is providing Iran with the means to enhance its nuclear capabilities.

Hollande met with Obama in Washington to discuss the war against ISIS in wake of the Islamic terror attacks in Paris. The French president is seeking a united front with Russia as well, but it doesn't seem likely.

Potential military action against Iran would be much more risky if the regime does in fact acquire the advanced S-300 antiaircraft missiles, but Moscow and Tehran have significant obstacles to overcome before that occurs.

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