Naftali Bennett
“Putin must stop or Putin must pay,” the former U.S. vice president tells Israeli newspaper.
“This is a challenge for the State of Israel, but it is a challenge we have met in the past, time and again,” said Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
The prime minister visited the chancellor following a three-hour talk with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s visit was coordinated with the United States, Germany and France, his office said.
Bennett first spoke with Zelensky, where they spoke about “Russian aggression,” the Ukrainian leader said on Twitter.
The Israeli leader said that the German chancellor’s visit, which comes amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine as well as Germany and other world powers are engaged in talks with Iran over its nuclear program, comes at a “very fateful and sensitive time.”
The visit is part of the German chancellor’s first official visit to the Jewish state.
Masa Israel Journey is “working hard” in Israel and Ukraine to ensure that all those who want to come to Israel with the program can do so, says the organization’s CEO.
The world order is undergoing a “huge upheaval” in Ukraine, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett tells senior Israeli security officials.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, Rabbi Rick Jacobs and Rabbi Jacob Blumenthal discussed kickstarting the framework agreement for egalitarian prayer at the Western Wall.
The emergency assistance will include water purification kits and medical equipment, as well as tents, blankets, sleeping bags and additional cold-weather gear.
“Israel will always retain its freedom of action to defend itself,” says Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, adding that Israel is “building unprecedented military capabilities. We have to be by far the strongest country in the region.”
