Russia Nears Transfer of Jerusalem's Alexander Courtyard Ownership Amid Israeli Caution
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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
What happened
Russia is close to finalizing the transfer of ownership of Jerusalem's Alexander Courtyard, a historic religious site, pending Israeli committee review. Israel remains cautious, with officials saying it is too early to set timelines. The dispute dates back to the 1917 Russian Revolution and has involved high-level diplomatic engagement, including by Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Putin.
- 01Russia nears completion of ownership transfer for Jerusalem's Alexander Courtyard.
- 02Israeli officials say it's too early to set a timeline for the transfer.
- 03The site includes the Alexander Nevsky Church and is near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
- 04Ownership dispute began after the 1917 Russian Revolution.
- 05Netanyahu recognized the site as holy in 2020, linked to Naama Issachar's release.
- 06Putin personally raised the issue with Israeli leaders in recent years.
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