Athens is following with obvious interest the approach taken by Turkey to the side of Israel in recent times, as everything seems to be thawing relations between the two countries, something that is expected to be formalized by a series of visits from both sides. In particular, the representative of the Turkish president, Ibrahim Kalin, and the deputy foreign minister, Sedat Onal, are in Israel today, who are essentially preparing the ground for a meeting of the Israeli president with the Tayyip Erdogan.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog himself is expected to visit Ankara on March 9th and 10th. It will be the first visit of its president Israel from distant 2007, while earlier, on February 24, Mr. Herzog will pay an official visit to Greece and then to Cyprus. Its aim is to allay the fears of Athens and Nicosia that the rapprochement with Turkey will be to the detriment of the relationship it has built in recent years with us.
Greek diplomatic sources stress that there is no reason to worry about the disruption of Greek-Israeli relations due to Israel’s rapprochement with Turkey. Equally, as they point out, it is in our interest that Ankara is not isolated from countries that are our allies and embrace international law.
Source: News Beast
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