Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday hailed the security agreement signed with Greece as “one of the largest in the state’s history”, linking it directly to the trilateral relationship developed with Cyprus over the past decade.
In a post on X on Monday afternoon, Netanyahu said the agreement was “a direct continuation of the Eastern Mediterranean alliance we forged a decade ago with Greece and Cyprus”.
“It serves as further proof of the immense capabilities of Israel’s defence and technology industries,” he said.






