Will the gospel come out of the capital of Israel?
A senior Ukrainian source told Israel Today today (Saturday) that "there is a high chance that the talks between Ukraine and Russia will take place in Jerusalem."
Earlier, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zalansky said he had suggested that Prime Minister Naftali Bennett hold talks in Jerusalem.
Zalanski added that Israel can provide Ukraine with security guarantees.
Zalansky also said he hopes Israel will have a significant positive impact on talks with Russia.
The senior source said: "We are talking about Israel as a central basis for negotiations, discussions are taking place. It is still too early to say, but there is a high chance that the talks will take place in Jerusalem."
As you may recall, Prime Minister Bennett took off last Saturday for Moscow where he was scheduled to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
From there he continued to Germany where he met with Chancellor Olaf Schultz.
Bennett managed to talk to both Zelsky and Putin this week.
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