Israel and Greece strengthen their alliance with their largest arms deal worth $3 billion
Relations between both countries have been strengthened since in 2010 the Israeli army killed ten members of a Turkish ship carrying aid to Gaza.
Israel and Greece have taken a significant step in their strategic alliance, established since 2010, with Turkey in their sights. The agreement, valued at around 3,000 million euros, is a major arms deal between the two countries and one of the largest in Israel's history. Israel's defence exports have increased fourfold over the past decade, reaching 16,550 million euros.
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