New Greece–Israel healthcare partnership focuses on training doctors and nurses, advanced technologies and Artificial Intelligence – “It will help thousands of Greek patients,” says the Health Minister.
Three years after the Hamas-led attacks, Adonis Georgiadis brings the memory of the victims back into focus, delivering an unequivocal message of solidarity with Israel.
Britain is considering a reciprocal diplomatic response if Israel proceeds with plans to close the UK Consulate General in East Jerusalem – The dispute comes amid London’s ban on settlement goods, growing pressure over the two-state solution and a deeper deterioration in relations with the Netanyahu government
Benjamin Netanyahu made a previously unannounced trip to the United Arab Emirates for talks with President Mohamed bin Zayed. According to Al-Monitor, the Israeli prime minister sought an Emirati denial of explosive reports that Abu Dhabi had warned Israel ahead of Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack — a claim Netanyahu categorically rejects and the UAE has not publicly confirmed.
Turkey’s president avoids talk of military confrontation and acknowledges Greece’s right to choose its partners. Yet he says Ankara will keep watching any move it believes affects Turkish security and interests.
Dozens of delegates walked out as Benjamin Netanyahu took the UN podium. The Israeli prime minister responded by calling them “moral cowards,” defended Israel’s conduct in Gaza and opened new fronts with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Qatar and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. But his speech had another audience far beyond the General Assembly hall: Israeli voters, just weeks before the October 27 election.
Speaking on Action 24, Adonis Georgiadis connected three fronts: Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ message to Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the UN, Greece’s deepening strategic relationship with Israel, and the striking reversal in Europe, where Greece’s reform experience is now being discussed in Germany. His warning on the economy was equally clear: geopolitical disorder is once again feeding directly into oil, energy and the cost of living.
A hard geopolitical message from New York: Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Damascus’ claims over the Golan Heights, defended Israel’s war against Iran and took aim at Turkey and Qatar, as dozens of delegations walked out of the UN General Assembly hall.
Hours before heading to New York for the UN General Assembly, Benjamin Netanyahu escalated his confrontation with New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of siding with Hamas and fueling hostility toward the city’s Jewish community. The Israeli prime minister says he will use the UN stage to defend Israel’s soldiers and challenge what his government sees as a distorted international narrative over Gaza. Mamdani rejects accusations of antisemitism and maintains that his criticism is directed at Israel’s government and its conduct of the war.
Israeli diplomats see little prospect of a near-term thaw with Emmanuel Macron’s government after France moved to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The immediate economic impact may be limited, but the geopolitical signal is far larger: Paris is shifting from diplomatic criticism to economic pressure, raising the question of whether other European governments will follow.
Israeli Navy chief Vice Adm. Eyal Harel has warned actors seeking to alter the balance of power in the Mediterranean and Red Sea that Israel is watching and preparing. He did not explicitly name Turkey, but Israeli media interpreted the message as a clear warning to Ankara at a time when Israel, Greece and Cyprus are deepening their strategic and defense ties.
Herzog’s visit to Nicosia went far beyond a bilateral meeting: Cyprus says it is ready to host a trilateral summit with Israel and Lebanon, while defense, energy, procurement, SAFE, Aphrodite–Yishai and the Great Sea Interconnector are shaping a broader geopolitical agenda in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Greek Health Minister is seeking to turn the strategic Greece-Israel relationship into practical cooperation in healthcare, bringing Israeli medical know-how, digital health and clinical innovation into the Greek system while positioning Greece as a potential European gateway for Sheba Medical Center.
London is not boycotting Israel. It is drawing a commercial line around West Bank settlements — a move with limited direct economic impact but potentially significant consequences for the two-state solution, UK-US ties and Europe’s broader approach to settlement-linked trade.
Turkey’s Sabah brands Adonis Georgiadis’ remarks “provocative” and “arrogant” after he defended the Achilles Shield and Greece’s strategic partnership with Israel — exposing Ankara’s growing unease over Athens’ new deterrence architecture.
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
Spain’s migration crisis is taking on the dimensions of a hybrid-security threat as Madrid alleges foreign disinformation helped fuel the surge, while protecting its strategic partnership with Morocco
Athens upgrades ties with Beirut, sends additional military equipment and puts “energy bridges” to Europe on the agenda — revealing a broader Greek strategy to turn the Eastern Mediterranean into a corridor of security, connectivity and power
Turkey backs US-mediated Israel–Syria talks, but beneath the diplomacy lies a harder contest: Ankara wants a strong Damascus under Ahmed al-Sharaa, Israel opposes an expanding Turkish military footprint, and Washington is trying to prevent two major regional powers from colliding in Syria
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
A new Channel 12 poll gives Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar! 25 Knesset seats against 21 for Likud, while Ofer Winter’s new party reshuffles the right just two months before Israel’s election
