Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with the leaders of Cyprus and Greece, President Nikos Christodoulides and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, amid rising tensions with Turkey. The meeting took place against the backdrop of ongoing regional challenges and aimed to strengthen Israel"s alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean.
During the discussions, the leaders focused on enhancing cooperation and security in the region. This meeting is part of Israel"s efforts to forge a new regional alliance with Cyprus and Greece, which has been increasingly relevant given the recent developments regarding Turkey"s actions in the area.
As previously reported, Israel, Greece, and Cyprus have been in talks about establishing a rapid-response force to deter potential threats from Turkey. This collaboration reflects a growing concern among these nations regarding Turkey"s assertive stance in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The meeting underscores the importance of regional partnerships in addressing security challenges and promoting stability in the area.
