Israel Silent on U.S.-Russia Agreement on Syria Chemical Weapons
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JPost – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s office had no comment Saturday night on the new US-Russian agreement on destroying Syria’s chemical weapons stores, as Israel awaits the arrival of US Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday.
Netanyahu’s office was unlikely to comment before the prime minister meets Kerry in Jerusalem.
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