الوساطة الإسرائيلية بين روسيا و أوكرانيا : قراءة في ديناميات الأجندة الداخلية و أثرها في السياسة الخارجية

Abstract EN

The "neutral" stance that Israel took at the beginning of the Russian-Atlantic confrontation in Ukraine, was linked to a political tradition derived from the Cold War era, it represents the unwillingness of "Israel" to take sides between a party representing a superpower against another superpower, especially that «Israel» has exceptional relations with Russia.

In addition, this "neutral" stance and "Israel" presenting itself as a mediator between the two parties is linked to internal Israeli calculations in which the Israeli Prime Minister attempting a preemptive method to confront a difficult political stage at home.

Thus, the mediation allowed him to maintain constant contact between Israel and Russia with the aim of preserving Tel Aviv's security understandings with Moscow regarding the Syrian arena.