Kerry in Israel Seeks to Allay Israeli Concerns Over U.S.-Russia Agreement on Syria
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JPost – The Obama administration is eager to allay Israeli concerns and to reassure Jerusalem that the agreement with Russia was not tantamount to “a capitulation” to Moscow and its ally, Bashar Assad.
US Secretary of State John Kerry, who arrived in Israel on Sunday to meet Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, will likely tell his Israeli interlocutors that the US will see to it that the agreement with Russia is fully implemented. If not, Washington assures the Israelis that the military option remains on the table.
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