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In Surprise Visit, Greece Tries to Enlist Israel in Its Gas War With Turkey

Israel sought praise for new tourism agreement, but the real purpose of the Greek foreign minister's visit lies in a disputed zone in the Mediterranean Sea

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Noa Landau
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Noa Landau

Judging by the explosion of reports and the excitement in Israel about the plan for reopening tourism to Greece, one could mistakenly conclude that this was the purpose of the surprise visit by Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias to Jerusalem on Thursday. But this is quite far from the truth.

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