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Israel, Greece sign $1 65bn defense deal

Israel, Greece sign $1.65bn defense deal Prime Minister of Greece Kyriakos Mitsotakis (L) is welcomed by Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Gabi Ashkenazi (R) upon Mitsotakis arrival to Jerusalem on February 08, 2021. [Israeli Foreign Ministry - Anadolu Agency] April 18, 2021 at 12:46 pm Israel and Greece have signed a defense deal worth $1.65 billion, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry on Sunday, Anadolu Agency reported. As part of the agreement, Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems will establish an international training center in Greece to train the Greek Air Force over a period of 22 years. The exact date the project will commence was not mentioned.

Israel, Greece Sign $1 65B Defense Deal

Israel, Greece Sign $1.65B Defense Deal Agreement includes establishing training center to train Greek Air Force. Israel and Greece have signed a defense deal worth $1.65 billion, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry on Sunday. As part of the agreement, Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems will establish an international training center in Greece to train the Greek Air Force over a period of 22 years. The exact date the project will commence was not mentioned. Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth said the agreement includes providing Greece with a new M-346 training aircraft while Elbit Systems will assume the task of maintaining all training aircraft throughout the contract period.

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Palestinian campaigners call for Ramadan boycott of Israeli goods

PALESTINE solidarity activists appealed to supporters today to keep up their boycott of Israeli goods during Ramadan, urging them not to break their daily fast with dates exported by the apartheid regime. The Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network wished a happy Ramadan to all prisoners marking the Muslim holy month inside Israeli jails and said that it hoped for the future liberation of Palestine. Last year was the worst on record, with some 4,400 Palestinians incarcerated by Israel, including 41 women, 160 children and 700 prisoners with health issues, according to the Palestinian Authority’s prisoner affairs commission. “Thousands of Palestinian prisoners are marking Ramadan inside Israeli prisons, deprived of their families and loved ones, while their communities and loved ones are kept from these strugglers for freedom by the iron bars and prison walls of the occupation,” Samidoun said in a statement.

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