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Israel and Greece Increase Energy Cooperation

“We are connecting Israel to Europe through Greece, diversifying Europe’s energy sources in the midst of the energy crisis and strengthening Israel’s position in the region.”

Hundreds of Israelis Stranded by Storm Daniel in Greece

The Israelis have encountered multiple difficulties caused by power outages, collapsed bridges and damaged roads.

India Seeks to Join Israel-Cyprus-Greece Alliance

The announcement came during a trilateral summit held in Nicosia.

Israel to Ink Major Energy Deal With Cyprus and Greece

Israel is poised to finalize an energy deal with Greece and Cyprus which will include a mammoth electricity project connecting the power grids of the three countries, and a potential future regional natural gas pipeline between the eastern Mediterranean allies.

Greece, Mossad Foil Terror Cell Plans to Attack Israelis

The terrorists allegedly planned to attack a Jewish synagogue that also functions as a restaurant in central Athens.

Construction to Start on ‘Electricity Highway’ Connecting Israel, Cyprus and Greece

The EuroAsia Interconnector submarine power cable will link the countries' grids and provide Israel with a reliable way to export natural gas in the form of electric power.

NYC Mayor Adams Laments Fact That Antisemitism Has Become ‘Normalized and Popular’

Mayor Adams receives Combat Antisemitism Movement Civic Leadership Award in Greece.

Museum Exhibit Dates Jewish Presence in Greece to Fourth Century BCE

“The Jewish community is an integral part of Greek identity, a fact that has been too often denied for centuries,” Greece’s Chief Rabbi Gabriel Negrin said at the exhibition’s inauguration ceremony. “This history should be passed on to future generations in order to combat ignorance and prejudice.”

European Dependence on Russian Gas Revives Debate on EastMed Pipeline

Prior to the war in Ukraine, energy issues were judged by a single yardstick: their environmental impact. What the West is coming to realize is that energy is also about national security and deterrence, said Aykan Erdemir, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

Israel, Cyprus, Greece Get $736 Million Funding for Power-Cable Project

Called the Eurasia Interconnector, it could replace plans for a pipeline connecting the three countries to transfer gas.

Earthquake Shakes Crete, Felt in Israel

Israelis across the country reported feeling the tremor.

Russia Returns Archives of Greek Jewish Communities Looted by Nazis

The majority of materials were taken in July 1942 from Thessaloniki, which once had a thriving Jewish community.

Israel Sends Further Aid to Fires Plagued Greece

Greece is experiencing its worst heatwave in more than 30 years and in the last 10 days, more than 56,000 hectares have been burnt in hundreds of fires.

Israel, Greece, Cyprus, and UAE hold Quadrilateral Regional Strategic Meeting

The diplomats discussed opportunities for promoting regional projects in the fields of energy, tourism, and the fight against the Coronavirus, as well as the possibility of opening “Green Corridors” for travel in COVID-19 times between the countries and managing emergencies.

Israel Leads France, Greece, Cyprus in Joint Naval Drill

Israel sent a Saar 4.5 class frigate and a submarine to the international exercise.

Israel Rules Out Greek Tanker as Suspect in Mediterranean Oil Spill

The “Minerva Helen” was not the source of the ecological disaster, says Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry after inspecting the vessel.

Israeli Officials Raid Greek Ship Suspected of Tar Spill on Israeli Beaches

Dead marine animals have been washing up on Israel’s beaches, including a 17-meter baby fin whale.

Israel and Greece Finalize Largest Ever Defense Export Deal

The $1.86 billion agreement, which will be signed between the defense ministries of the two countries.

Israeli NGO Mourns Destruction of Refugee Camp it Helped Build in Greece

For five years, IsraAID has been helping tens of thousands of Syrian, Iraqi and Afghani refugees in Lesbos. Last week, it burned down, leaving 12,000 people homeless.

US Announces Partial Lifting of 33-Year-Old Arms Embargo on Cyprus

Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin called the move “long overdue,” insisting that “Cyprus is a new hot spot. Cyprus is our ally. Those threatening Cyprus are not.”

Germany Tries to Calm Rising Greece-Turkey Tensions in Eastern Mediterranean

Athens and Ankara are holding naval exercises in the area amid an ongoing dispute over energy resources.

Israel Reopens its Skies, with Caveats

Israelis can fly to Greece, Bulgaria and Croatia, but must be tested for COVID-19 before flying and remain in quarantine upon arrival until receiving the results.

Greece, Israel Sign Tourism Deal to Allow 600 Israelis to Visit Per Week

Israelis will reportedly be limited to four locations and will have to remain in quarantine until receiving the results of a pre-flight COVID-19 test.

Israel Following Turkey’s Actions in Cyprus’ Waters Closely, Supports Greece

Greece, Israel, and Cyprus have established an alliance to counter Turkey. Greece and Cyprus are historic adversaries of Turkey.

Israel Approves EastMed Pipeline Deal to Transport Natural Gas to Europe

The agreement, reached with Cyprus, Greece and Italy, reportedly will see the 1,200-mile pipeline built by 2025.

6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Crete; Also Felt in Israel

The quake was also felt in Israel, particularly in coastal communities.

Israeli Natural Gas Starts Flowing to Egypt

Netanyahu said it was a big day for Israel, which was turning into an energy superpower.

Updated: Netanyahu, Steinitz in Athens Sign Gas Deal with Greece and Cyprus

Under the agreement, Israel and Cyprus will jointly export gas through Greece and Italy to the rest of Europe • Netanyahu: “We have established an alliance in the Middle East of tremendous importance.”

Greek Jews Protest Anti-Semitic Graffiti on Trikala Synagogue

The act of vandalism has caused “outrage and deep sadness.”

Holocaust Rescuer to Reunite with 2 Survivors, Meet Nearly 40 Descendants of Those She...

To date, Yad Vashem has recognized over 27,000 Righteous Among the Nations, 355 of whom are from Greece.

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