Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Moscow Monday evening to mark the 25th anniversary of relations between Israel and Russia, Haaretz news agency reported.
Netanyahu will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, the fourth meeting between the two in the last year.
Netanyahu's office said the two will also discuss efforts to renew the Syrian cease-fire and to end the country's civil war, as well as the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. They will also discuss Israeli-Russian economic and trade cooperation, as well as strengthening cultural ties.
