Durante una reunión que mantuvo el saliente Primer Ministro Ehud Olmert en el Kremlin el martes, el Presidente ruso Dmitry Medvedev aceptó una invitación para visitar Jerusalén y dijo que su país continuará jugando un rol importante en el Medio Oriente. Olmert, quien se encuentra en Rusia para dialogar sobre la situación en la zona, la crisis nuclear de Irán y la venta de armas a los países enemigos de Israel, dijo que consideraba a Rusia una potencia mundial con gran influencia en los asuntos globales y regionales.
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