Tactical needs will shape Israeli ties with Russia
Israel's prime minister flaunts his friendship with the Russian leader, but cannot stop arms sales to Iran
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- Coordination in the air
- Russia befriends Israeli foes
- Iran and Hezbollah
- Overlapping interests
- Pessimism about Syrian outcomes
- Standing up to Washington
- Russia as a restraining influence
- Technology and energy cooperation
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_350.jpg "Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Moscow (Reuters/Maxim Shipenkov/Pool)")