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Kyiv Post says reason behind the move is Israel's alleged "unfriendly actions toward Ukraine and pro-Russian position on the international arena." Country also reportedly seeks to have Israel excluded from Ukraine Defense Contact Group meetings.
Israel has not shown too much consternation over what Riyadh would get from the US, and sources in Jerusalem have said that the kingdom will not give the PA veto over a pact with Israel. But if the US insists on linkage to a revived JCPOA, Jerusalem will not accept this.
Statement comes after Tehran and Washington announce first part of prisoner exchange agreement, which will see Iran get $6 billion in frozen funds currently held in South Korean banks. It is unclear if this Oman-mediated development signals progress in the efforts to revive the nuclear deal.
"Unfortunately, the pursuit of equality and pluralism ends when it comes to the needs of the ultra-Orthodox, Arab and religious publics," Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman laments.
Picture this: the other week, I embarked on a daring adventure with my two little rascals, aged 6 and 10, to Israel’s breathtaking Galilee region.
