Prime Minister's Office issued clarifications on the application of Israeli sovereignty to Judea and Samaria and Netanyahu's political visit to Moscow • Obviously: Government meeting postponed from first to third • No Russian undertaking Naama Issachar will return with Netanyahu to Israel

• PM's Office Announces Clarity on Applying Sovereignty and Political Visit to Russia // Photo: IP

Following various reports of the rejection of a proposal to apply for sovereignty at the upcoming cabinet meeting, which usually takes place on Sunday, and the estimates published on Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming visit to Moscow, scheduled to take place tomorrow, the Prime Minister's Office released a number of clarifications on these issues today.

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The Prime Minister's Office makes it clear that despite the various reports published, the sovereignty decision will be put to the vote at the forthcoming government meeting, as the Prime Minister promised last night. "It's a matter of a few days," Netanyahu's office says. The cabinet meeting at which the sovereignty resolution is scheduled for Tuesday

Earlier today, a Likud official expressed his interest in revealing to "Israel Today" that the proposal to apply sovereignty would not be raised at the upcoming cabinet meeting scheduled for Sunday. According to the senior official, it will probably be impossible to finish all the preliminary work to submit the decision.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to land in Moscow tomorrow to update Russian President Vladimir Putin in details of the century plan launched last night in Washington, as Netanyahu updated Putin last week. The contacts between Israel and Russia continue, though there is no certainty that Naama Issachar will be released tomorrow and that there is no commitment from Moscow that Naama will return to Israel with Netanyahu tomorrow.

The next signature needed to finally release the Israeli young woman is President Vladimir Putin's. The amnesty committee approved Naama Issachar's request, after the Russian human rights commissioner also supported the request.

Netanyahu will update Putin with details of the century plan and may return with Naama Issachar to Israel // Photo: IP

Remember, the affair began after Russian police found Naama's bag of about 9.5 grams of a cannabis drug while landing at Moscow airport as part of a flight from India to Israel. Last October, she was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison after being convicted of drug smuggling.