Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held their first in-person meeting in three years at the funeral of Senator Dianne Feinstein’s husband, Richard C. Graham. This encounter occurred despite reports that Netanyahu’s office previously declined a request for a dedicated bilateral meeting with the Ukrainian leader. During a separate call with his Ukrainian counterpart, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz emphasized the shared threat posed by Iran to both Israel and Ukraine. The meeting at the funeral signals a potential, though currently limited, opening for dialogue between the two nations. The context of the meeting, following a reported rejection, raises questions about the dynamics of Israel's approach to its relationship with Ukraine. Despite the ongoing war, shared security concerns regarding Iran appear to be a potential point of convergence. The Times of Israel first reported the news.