On 6 April 2017, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement saying, "We reaffirm our commitment to the UN-approved principles for a Palestinian-Israeli settlement, which include the status of East Jerusalem as the capital of the future Palestinian state. At the same time, we must state that in this context we view West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel."[51] Some commentators interpreted this as a Russian recognition of Israel's claim to West Jerusalem,[52][53][54][55] while others understood the statement as a Russian intention to recognize West Jerusalem as Israel's in the context of a peace deal with the Palestinians.[56][57][58]Russia has taken positions against Israeli settlement construction in East Jerusalem. In March 2010, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said: "Israel's plans to continue the construction activities were unacceptable and could hamper the reconciliation process".[59] In January 2011, reaffirming Russia's recognition of the State of Palestine, president Medvedev said Russia "supported and will support the inalienable right of the Palestinian people to an independent state with its capital in East Jerusalem."[60]
Military collaboration
In 2004, a three-way deal was signed between Israel, Russia and India: Israel supplied the $1.1 billion EL/W-2090 radar to the Indian Air Force, with the radar fitted onto the Ilyushin Il-76 platform by Russia.[39]On 6 September 2010, Russia and Israel signed a five-year military agreement.[40][41]
Drones
In April 2009, Russia purchased its first package of drones from Israel (the Bird Eye-400, eight I-View Mk150 and two Searcher Mk.2 UAVs). The deal was worth $53 million.[42]In a second deal, at the end of 2009, Russia purchased an additional 36 drones from Israel, in a deal worth $100 million.[39]
In October 2010, in a third deal, Russia purchased an additional $400 million of drones from Israel Aerospace Industries. The Israeli drones are to be assembled in Russia.[43] The production of the Russian-Israeli drones began in 2012, with delivery to the Russian military scheduled for 2014.[39]
In 2015, one of the drones was reportedly shot down by Ukrainian military near the city of Donetsk, Ukraine. [44]
In September 2015, the Russian army purchased another $300 million package of drones from Israel, its fourth purchase of Israeli drones.[45]
Russian language in Israel
The native Russian-speaking population of Israel is the world's third-largest population of Russian native-speakers living outside the former Soviet Union territories, and the highest as a proportion of the population.[29][30] The number of native Russian-speaking Israelis numbers around 1.5 million citizens.[31]Russian citizens living in Israel
Hundreds of thousands of Russian-Israeli citizens live in Israel. During Russian elections, the Russian government sets up polling stations across many Israeli cities as well as smaller towns, in order to enable the Russian citizens who are living in Israel to cast their vote. During the 2012 Russian Presidential elections, hundreds of thousands of Russian-Israelis cast their vote in Israel.[32] Election polls found that in the 2012 election, Mikhail Prokhorov was the most popular candidate for Russian-Israelis to vote for, with Putin coming in second place. However older Russian-Israelis were more likely to vote for Putin.[33]
ロシア プーチン大統領 来年の大統領選に立候補を表明
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ロシアのプーチン大統領は６日、来年３月に行われる大統領選挙に立候補する考えを表明しました。プーチン氏としては通算４回目の立候補となり、当選すれば２０２４年まで大統領職を務めることになります。
ロシアのプーチン大統領は６日、西部のニジニ・ノブゴロドにある自動車工場で従業員が参加する集会に出席しました。
この中で司会の男性から「大統領選挙に立候補してほしい」と要請されたのに対して、「立候補するつもりだ」と応え、来年３月に行われる大統領選挙に立候補する考えを表明しました。
２０００年に初めて当選したプーチン大統領にとっては、通算４回目の立候補となり、当選すれば２０２４年まで大統領職を務めることになります。
プーチン大統領は、現在も８０％を超える高い支持率を保っており、大統領選挙は事実上、プーチン氏の信任投票になる見通しです。
ただ、２０１４年のクリミア半島の併合を受けて欧米からの制裁が続き、国内経済も低迷する中、野党勢力の指導者がプーチン政権を批判するデモをたびたび開くなどして若者を中心に支持を広げようとしています。
プーチン氏にとっては、２０１２年の前回を上回る投票率と得票率を獲得して公正な選挙のもとで圧勝したことを印象づけ、引き続きロシアを統治することへの正統性を内外にアピールできるかが課題となります。
プーチン大統領は今後、選挙戦を本格的に始める見通しで公約として発表する経済や外交政策などの内容が注目されます。
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Russian oil supplies to Israel
As of 2014, Russia is Israel's largest supplier of crude oil (alongside Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan).[51] As of 2016, Russia was Israel's main supplier of oil.[52]Israel–Russia visa-free agreement
In 2008, Israel and Russia signed the visa-free agreement, allowing mutual visa-free travel between the two countries. Immigrants from Russia and other former Soviet republics account for a significant proportion of Israel's citizens, meaning that visits to friends and relatives in Russia are likely to be facilitated.[53]とりあえず原油価格が上がればロシアはハッピーでしょ。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ
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