Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Monday that he and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev would be discussing security issues during his official visit to Moscow.
"(The Russians) have vested interest in the talks with the Palestinians and the Syrians," he said. As for the possibility of scheduling a new peace summit, the prime minister said it was too soon to say whether or not that would be possible.
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- 13:55Palestinian charged with carrying out deadly Gilo stabbing
- 13:35US dollar trades for over 4 shekels for first time in almost a year
- 13:33Barak calls on West to reconcile with Russia and China and unite against Iran
- 13:31Likud would win if elections were held today
- 12:39Germany bans Hizbullah's Al-Manar satellite television station
- 12:35Iraqi FM: US-Iraqi security pact can still pass
- 12:34Arab officials meet in Egypt over piracy
- 12:33Report: Iran to continue work with UN nuke agency
- 12:31Barak: Qassams result of IDF operations
- 09:00Former top officials urge stronger ties to UN
- 08:59Report: Olmert, Barak called to emergency meeting with Jordanian king
- 08:58Rightists throw turpentine on soldier in Hebron
- 08:57Explosion kills Hamas man in Gaza, witnesses say
- 08:57Syrian youth arrested in Golan Heights
