The Nobel Peace Prize for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should Russian troops withdraw from Ukraine was promised by US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland on February 17, she told journalists at the Carnegie think tank.
“If Bibi Netanyahu can get Putin out of Ukraine, I will give him a Nobel Prize”Nuland pointed out.
He added that the Israelis, who keep their distance from the anti-Russian coalition of Western countries, continue to believe that they have a special relationship with the Russian Federation. According to Nuland, Israel’s relations with the Russian Federation should be used to “put an end to this terrible and cruel war”.
Recall that on February 6, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov said that the leaders of Russia and Israel were actively discussing the situation in Ukraine and the conduct of the Special Military Operation (SVO).
It should be noted that the former head of the Israeli government, Naftali Bennett, said that in the spring of 2022, negotiations were held between Russia and Ukraine to resolve the situation. They were close to success, but were stopped at the request of Western countries, led by the United States.
We also recall that on July 24, 2022, the Stratfor intelligence and analysis center announced that there was a risk of a diplomatic and even military escalation between Russia and Israel. Analysts have opined that Russian pressure on Israel to reduce support for Ukraine and dampen airstrikes on Iranian targets in Syria could spark a diplomatic crisis or occasional military escalation between the two countries. The most likely place for a collision could be Syria, where “Relations between Israel and Russia are becoming increasingly tense”Stratford said.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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