Greece israel relations

Greece warns Turkey against violating sovereign rights, vows response from 'position of strength'

“Yes, we want peace. But we want it from a position of strength. With security and without fear complexes,” Gerapetritis said.

 Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis talks during an interview with Reuters, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Athens,Greece, June 18, 2024.
Rafi Rom, who was kicked out of the party in Athens

Israeli in Athens says he was expelled from social event after revealing his identity

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems's SPYDER air defense system

New Greek air defense deal reflects its growing regional alliance against Turkey - analysis

Newly acquired Polish F-35 Lightning II stealth strike fighters, named 'Husarz' in reference to the Polish "winged hussar" cavalry units, fly in formation accompanied by F-16 jets during a flypast over Westerplatte, as part of the celebratory event dubbed "Welcome to Poland", in Gdansk, Poland, June

Greece says US selling F-35s to Erdogan is concerning, demands security guarantees from Ankara


Greece, deep in crisis, is keen on axis of ‘security’ with Israel and Cyprus

Greek FM Nikos Kotzias: We are living inside a triangle of destabilization.

A man holds up a Greek national flag during a demonstration in support of Greece

Greek FM; Israel one of Greece's closest friends in world, 'certainly in the region'

Steinitz, Shalom express support for gas pipeline from Israel to Greece

Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias

Jerusalem Post Editorial: Athens and Jerusalem

It is still unclear what the resounding “no” vote in the Greek referendum portends for the future of Greece – and for the future of the entire European Union.

A man holds up a Greek national flag during a demonstration in support of Greece

Greeks defy Europe with overwhelming 'No' to bailout referendum

The country of 11 million people was deeply divided over whether to accept an offer by international creditors that PM Alexis Tsipras calls a "humiliation."

A man holds up a Greek national flag during a demonstration in support of Greece

The zero hour of Greece: Turning minus to plus

The current crisis, and every crisis, is a tremendous opportunity for growth, maturity and development for all involved.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras votes at a polling station in Athens, Greece July 5, 2015.

Greece votes in referendum with future in euro in doubt

The country of 11 million people is deeply divided over whether to accept an offer by international creditors that PM Alexis Tsipras calls a "humiliation."

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras votes at a polling station in Athens, Greece July 5, 2015.

Despite crisis at home, Greek FM to begin 3-day visit to Israel

Greek government broadcasts "business as usual" message as FM Nikos Kotzias goes ahead with planned visit.

Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias

How Greece's Eurozone exit would affect Israel

At first glance, the possibility of a financial disaster in Greece seems none too significant for Israel, but the significance of Greece’s current crisis is not limited to its borders.

A man holding a Greek flag walks on central Syntagma square in Athens.

Cruising through the Aegean Sea, Part II: Rhodes, Chios, Mykonos and Delos

"The famous medieval Jewish traveler, Benjamin de Tudela, visiting Rhodes in the second half of the 12th century, noted that the Jewish community numbered 500 people..."

'Little Venice' in Mykonos.

Visiting Greek specialist: Core of Jerusalem-Athens ties remain strong

Aristotle Tziampiris says while ‘atmospherics’ may not be as good, Greece’s new prime minister is pragmatic.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras