Yaffe Issachar returns to Israel • Does this imply Naama's imminent release? Watch the live broadcast from the airport

Yaffe Issachar, the mother of Naama Issachar imprisoned in the Russian prison, returns to Israel at this time after a long stay in Russia. Does this indicate her daughter's imminent release?

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Meanwhile, state officials involved in Naama Issachar's case on Sunday warn that statements about developments in her case, and rumors circulating in Israel about her imminent release, could hurt the release effort. This is the prime minister's rule, because the matter for a solution adds nothing and can only hurt. "What to talk about? What benefit does it bring? It is better to hold back for a few more days," said one of the updated sources in the full picture.

According to them, the talk in Israel about Naama already caused damage, because it was to be released as a result of the appeal she filed for her imprisonment. However, statements of statements and statements circulated in Israel during those days led to the disruption of the proceeding, and the appeal was rejected. They warn that a similar thing may happen in light of Netanyahu's repeated statements about Naama, in recent days. At the same time, the Facebook page dedicated to the release of Naama began a new campaign in her favor and plans to create an advertisement to promote her release.

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Recall, since last weekend, there has been optimism about possible progress toward the release of pleasantry ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the country later this week. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to Putin on Thursday, saying: "I felt he had a real willingness to come to a solution. I am much more optimistic. I cannot elaborate, but we will continue to do everything to bring Naama home. Until then, we will continue to strengthen Her family and her. "

The optimistic atmosphere began following reports in the Russian media that Putin plans to release Israeli young woman Naama Issachar, imprisoned in the country. Yissachar will fly with Putin to Israel on his 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. Political sources in Russia have said Putin is expected to grant amnesty for his upcoming visit to Israel, even though Russia claims that Israel has not come for her on the issue of the Russian hacker imprisoned in the US. Another thing that may soon be released is the return of horror, Yaffa, to Israel , After staying with her daughter in Russia for the past few months.

Noam (Devol) Dvir participated in the preparation of the news