Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed Wednesday, Sept. 16, that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu would pay a "short working visit and hold talks with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday, Sept. 21."<br />"The Prime Minister will express his views on the threat to Israel as a result of the deliveries of modern weaponry to Syria due to the possibility that they could end up in the hands of Hizballah or other terrorist organizations."<br />Putin will no doubt parrot Obama in assuring Netanyahu of Russia's abiding commitment to Israel's security.<br />But he will not waver in his steps for strengthening Iran's foothold in Syria, any more than Obama has.
