Yaffe Issachar called for the suspension of the fight to release her imprisoned tea in Russia after being convicted of smuggling drugs • "You have done a wonderful job so far. It is time to let the countries negotiate to mature. I am optimistic, so will you," she wrote to activists.

Yaffe Issachar, the mother of the Israeli young woman being held in the Russian prison, Naama Issachar, who returned to Israel today (Sunday) and announced the delay in the struggle for the young woman's blackness.

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"A few minutes ago, I informed the headquarters of the fight, for now, to cancel all protest actions they planned for the next few days," Issachar said.

Issachar further added: "We are in a critical, fragile and sensitive week for Na'ama's fate. To Naama's release, and the prime minister has publicly pledged to do so. "

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"In a few days, President Putin will visit Israel, and I pray that he will answer my request and the entire Israeli public, and bring Naama home. I want you to understand the sensitive situation we are in. We experience a rollercoaster of rumors that change hue every few hours. Mentally mountainous, to my family and me.

"Because of the sensitivity of the situation, and because of the appreciation and respect I have for dealing with the negotiations for Naama's return, and after seriously considering this, I have announced to the heads of the struggle a few minutes ago, to cancel for now all the protest actions they have planned for the next few days. You've done a wonderful job so far. It is time to let the states negotiate ripen. I am optimistic, so will you, ”Issachar concluded

Recently, the headquarters of the struggle threatened to disrupt his visit to Russia. "So far, we have restrained ourselves," wrote the statement several weeks ago, "the responsibility of the Israeli government, and so from today we are forced to remove gloves in the fight here, at home. Our public appeal to President Putin has been so respectable and polite to date. But if President Putin thinks he will visit Israel, For a few weeks, he'll be resting - while Naama is rotting in the Russian prison - he and his hosts, President Rivlin and Prime Minister Netanyahu, should think twice. "