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>There is "grave concern" in Israel after a delegation of high ranking Israeli defense officials sent to Washington was not able to secure a commitment from the Americans to ensure any agreement to end the war in Syria would include the evacuation of Iranian military forces from the country.

>Israeli intelligence officials said the delegation "presented sensitive, credible and highly disturbing intelligence information," backed by documents and photographs, which showed the ever-growing spread of Iranian influence in Syria.

> The main concern is the deployment of Iranian and Hezbollah forces on the Syrian Golan, on the border with Israel in the space to the southern outskirts of Damascus, in an effort to open another front against Israel if and when an all-out war breaks out.

>Israel plans to send a similar delegation to the Kremlin in an effort to convince Russian President Putin to stop the spread of Iranian influence in Syria

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-5005470,00.html

>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday in the Russian resort city of Sochi to discuss the ceasefire agreement in Syria, which Israel opposes as it would serve to cement the presence of Iran and its Shiite proxies in the country.

>This would be the sixth meeting between the two leaders over the past two years over Russia's involvement in the civil war in Syria.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-5005106,00.html

>NETANYAHU TO WARN PUTIN NOT TO CROSS RED LINES

>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s primary objective during his upcoming talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be to try to convince the Russians to prevent an Iranian permanent presence in Syria, but rather to let them know what Israel plans to do if Tehran tries to set up such a presence

http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Politics-And-Diplomacy/General-Netanyahu-to-warn-Putin-of-consequences-of-crossing-red-lines-503089