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Putin demands Russian control of Jerusalem church, as Bibi promised

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Published: 22 April 2022

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Kremlin says Israel expected to aid in transfer of Alexander’s Courtyard to Moscow; in policy shift, Israel to send flak jackets and helmets to Ukraine

Putin demands Russia gain control of Jerusalem church as promised (Jerusalem Post)
Transferring the ownership of the land could cause diplomatic trouble for Israel at a time when its Western allies have been sanctioning Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

In policy shift, Israel to send flak jackets and helmets to Ukraine (Times of Israel)
After speaking to his counterpart Oleksii Reznikov, Defence Minister Gantz says protective equipment will be provided to civilian rescue and medical forces, though not military

Israeli weapon seen used by Neo-Nazi Ukrainian unit against Russia (Jerusalem Post)
The MATADOR is an anti-armour weapon joint produced with Israel and has recently seen used by the Azov Battalion, which is widely characterized as Neo-Nazi ideologically

Putin aide says Jerusalem Old City property dispute is at top of Russian agenda (Times of Israel)
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says he expects Israel to aid in custody transfer of Alexander’s Courtyard to Moscow, after recent court decision set back move

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