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Netanyahu Hails Historic Arms Deal With Greece as Sign of Israeli Strength

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 13 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a historic, large-scale arms deal with Greece, framing it as a testament to Israel's defense industry capabilities and its strengthened regional alliances.

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  • Israel and Greece signed a major arms sale agreement.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu called the deal historic and a major achievement.
  • The agreement is seen as a continuation of a decade-old regional alliance.
  • The deal highlights Israel's defense industry capabilities and regional strength.
Netanyahu Hails Historic Arms Deal With Greece as Sign of Israeli Strength
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated a landmark arms sale agreement with Greece, calling it a historic achievement that solidifies regional alliances. The deal, described as one of the largest in Israel's history, is a direct continuation of the Eastern Mediterranean alliance established a decade ago with Greece and Cyprus.

Netanyahu emphasized that the agreement underscores the immense capabilities of Israel's defense and technology industries. He stated that the deal is further proof of Israel's strength and the trust placed in its defense exports.

The Prime Minister also highlighted the agreement as a key element in bolstering Israel's regional influence and strengthening its alliances in the area.

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