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YnetSecurity

Netanyahu Hails Major Israel-Greece Defense Deal

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Hebrew · 13 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised a major defense deal between Israel and Greece, "Achilles Shield," calling it a testament to Israel's defense capabilities and strengthening regional alliances.

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  • Netanyahu called the Israel-Greece defense deal one of the largest in history.
  • The agreement, "Achilles Shield," builds on a decade-old alliance.
  • He highlighted Israel's defense and technological industry strengths.
  • Netanyahu stated the deal shows Israel's strength and trust in its exports.
  • The agreement signifies strengthened regional alliances.
Netanyahu Hails Major Israel-Greece Defense Deal
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lauded a significant defense agreement between Israel and Greece, dubbed "Achilles Shield," describing it as one of the largest in the country's history. Netanyahu stated that the deal is a direct continuation of the Eastern Mediterranean alliance established a decade ago with Greece and Cyprus.

He emphasized that the agreement serves as further proof of Israel's formidable defense and technological industries. The Prime Minister added that the deal demonstrates Israel's strength, the trust in its defense exports, and the strengthening of regional alliances.

The "Achilles Shield" deal, signed today, is expected to bolster security cooperation and technological exchange between the two nations.

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