Israel’s ambassador hails the historic Greece–Israel defense agreement as a strategic alliance built on technology, co-production and shared security — With around 25% of production expected in Greece, the partnership moves beyond procurement toward industrial cooperation
Athens and Jerusalem move to seal the core of a multi-layered air and missile defense architecture worth more than €3 billion — with a 35-month implementation horizon, at least 25% Greek industrial participation and sovereign access to critical command-and-control technology
Rafael, IAI and ELTA bring combat-proven technology, but Athens is setting a crucial condition: Greek control over command-and-control, access to source code and substantial participation by the domestic defense industry
