Senior source close to contacts estimated: "Russia will not delay release" • Israel has agreed to a number of requests from Russia regarding the status of the Russian church in Jerusalem

• Naama (center) with UN Human Rights Commission in Russia

In Israel, it is estimated that Naama Issachar will be released from the Russian prison within a maximum of a few weeks, and it may be that in a few days, "a senior official told Israel Today," updated with details. The senior official dismissed fears that Russia would deny Israel a delay and delay the release, saying that even if a slight delay was applied, Naama would be released as promised.

As part of Naama Issachar's parole, she is expected to move to another prison. Her lawyer also estimates that the pardon procedure will take place within a few days.

Meanwhile, "Israel Today" has learned that in Jerusalem at this time there is no intention to comply with the Russian request to prevent the transfer of hotels purchased by the Ateret priestly association of Greek Orthodox Patriarchate. In contrast, Israel has agreed to two other requests regarding the status of the churches of Jerusalem.

Prime Minister Netanyahu sent a letter from the Interior Ministry to President Putin, with the agreement that the Russian patriarch will determine who will be the representative on his behalf to address the Israeli authorities. The letter aims to solve a bureaucratic problem that has made it difficult for the Russian church to promote processes in the Interior Ministry in recent years.

Another request that Israel complied with was the postponement of the trial by which the Jerusalem Municipality began against the Russian church on the issue of property taxes. In sum, the Russian Church's interest will be compared to the other churches.

Dan Lavie participated in the preparation of the news