Just days before parliamentary elections, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu lands in Moscow for talks with Putin on Syria and military coordination.
FILE - In this Thursday, March 28, 2019 file photo, a woman walks by an election campaign billboard showing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv, Israel. In a charged campaign that has been heavy on insults and short on substance, Israel's conflict with the Palestinians has been notably absent from the discourse.
The vote is largely seen as a referendum on Netanyahu, who has campaigned on his foreign policy prowess and relations with world leaders. Before departing from Israel, Netanyahu said he and Putin would “discuss events in Syria,” including the “special coordination between our militaries.”
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