Israel's national leader Netanyahu is still far from Putin: he has only been in power for 19 years, on and off. And it's scary (for him) to think that he might lose her tomorrow. Elections will be held tomorrow in the most Russian countries of the Middle East - and social networks are full of messages about how a variety of Russians (eg ex-Yandex manager Ilya Krasilshchik from Berlin) will fly there to vote. Israeli politicians also understand this, one by one they remember the Russian language (at least in their posts). Even if not geographically, but historical and somewhat psychological proximity requires a close look at the Israeli day of tomorrow, refreshing the memory of the terms "Orthodox" and "Yeshiva", which are close to many Russian nationalists, and to understand who will be the winner of the race? And for starters, this is what the current Prime Minister's election poster looks like now: "Netanyahu - O Palestine! "They don't change the Bibi in the transition?