PA President Abbas expresses support for Putin over Ukraine invasion as Russia slams Israeli ‘illegal occupation.’

The Ukrainian president proposed a summit in Jerusalem. Will Vladimir Putin come to Israel and give peace a chance?

Putin said the invasion of Ukraine was necessary in order to 'de-Nazify' the country. But is it really Ukraine that needs 'de-Nazification'

As the world watches in horror at the catastrophic disaster caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Israel is doing its part to bring peace.

Naama Issachar was freed today after 10 months in a Russian prison, returning to the Jewish state with her mother in the prime minister's plane.

The Kremlin announced on Wednesday that Russian leader Vladimir Putin signed the pardon to free Israeli Naama Issachar from a lengthy prison sentence handed down over alleged possession of a small amount of contraband.

Prime Minister Netanyahu heralds the Russian role in ensuring the return of Zachary Baumel's remains as 'another expression of the special connection between the Russian people and the Jewish people.'

Netanyahu warned that the threat of allowing Iran to entrench in Syria would be even greater than that posed by Hamas in Gaza.

In Paris for WWI armistice commemorations, Netanyahu has ‘good and to the point’ talk with Putin.

Netanyahu 'commend[ed] the abiding commitment of the US and President Donald Trump to the security of Israel,' after Trump's summit with Putin in Helsinki.

Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman is calling for greater American involvement in a turbulent Middle East.

Israel’s alleged air strike on a Syrian military installation this week has significant global ramifications about which you should be aware.

Putin gifted Netanyahu with the first copy of the bible ever printed with commentary by Rashi, one of the most influential Jewish sages.

Netanyahu released a video statement detailing the gravity of the threat posed by Iran's increased presence in Syria.

New rumors are floating around about renewed ‘negotiations,’ this time hosted not by France, not by Egypt, but by our newly found friend: Putin.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke on the phone Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin. They discussed regional issues and aim to continue cooperation on a number of levels.

The high level of respect Russian President Vladmir Putin demonstrated toward Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week indicates Russia’s desire to bolster its relationship with Israel.

Marking 25 years of diplomatic relations, Netanyahu and Putin conducted friendly talks in Moscow, focusing on working together to combat global Islamic terror.

Netanyahu arrived in Moscow for talks with Putin, apparently focusing on the Middle East and the strengthening of ties between the two countries.

A win-win situation? The Kremlin seeks more influence in the Middle East, and Netanyahu may be looking for an alternative guarantor to the U.S.

Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for agreeing to return a tank from a battle in the 1982 First Lebanon war when Israel fought against Syria and Lebanon. After the war, Syria gave the tank to the Russian army and it later ended up in a Moscow museum.

Russia’s less dominant militarily but more willing to act, and that has changed the dynamics in the region.

In Moscow, Netanyahu discussed security coordination with Putin and reiterated that Israel will never relinquish the Golan Heights.

According to recent reports, Netanyahu is upset over indications that a negotiated deal on the Syrian civil war that is being worked on by world powers would declare the Golan Heights as Syrian territory.

Last year, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin and expressed Israel’s “grave concerns” regarding the deal. Netanyahu stressed the sale will “only encourage Iranian aggression in the region” and “further undermine the stability of the Middle East.”

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

Reporter Liz Wahl is on a mission to explain how the international media often leaves out - or simply ignores - the facts about the Arab-Israeli conflict.

The geopolitical landscape surrounding Israel is shifting in such a way that if navigated correctly could lead to full diplomatic relations between Jerusalem and Sunni Arab governments around the Middle East.

It may not be easy to find the Goldilocks solution where we don’t do too much as in Iraq or too little as in Syria, but until we have a serious debate about Iraq (and...Syria) and consider what needs to be learned from these conflicts, we will thrash around using false analogies and making bad judgments.

Putin and Netanyahu, meeting in Paris on the sidelines of the UN climate conference, discussed continued cooperation in the fight against global terror. The Russian president acknowledged Israel's significant contribution in that regard.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet at the upcoming 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris to discuss the increasing Islamic terror in Syria and across the globe.

Netanyahu warned Putin in September that Israel would respond with force to any Iranian threats based in Syria, despite a Russian military presence there.

Top Russian military officials are in Israel for two days of meetings over coordination on Syria, where Moscow has stepped up assistance to the Assad regime. Israel fears Russia could interfere if the IDF needs to act against terrorists in Syria who threaten the Jewish state.

Netanyahu met in Russia with Putin to ensure Israel's ability to fight terror emanating from Syria, despite Moscow's military presence there.

The Israeli leader plans to fly to Moscow next week to relay concerns that a Russian military presence in Syria would hinder operations against the Hezbollah terror organization and threatens the security of the State of Israel.

The US fears that Russia has already violated the nuclear accord with Iran, only days after it was signed.

Russia has decided to sell advanced surface-to-air missiles to Iran now that a framework nuclear agreement was reached between Iran and the six global powers.

President Obama appears to relate to the Israeli and Russian leaders in the same chilly manner.

Putin aide Alexander Prokhanov said that Islamic State (ISIS) is a byproduct of US policies in the Middle East and that Mossad agents were training their fighters.