“Israel” is considering a joint “intervention force” with Greece and Greek Cyprus to deter Turkiye’s expanding influence in the eastern Mediterranean, amid energy disputes and rising regional tensions.

Turkiye has been trying to deploy radars on Syrian soil in recent weeks, amid an escalating confrontation between “Israel” and Turkiye over Ankara's presence in Syria.

The Israeli Occupation is worried about Turkiye’s military presence in Syria, its involvement in the Palestinian issue, and the potential for friction in the eastern Mediterranean.

In September 2025, Greek-backed elections resolved a power struggle at Saint Catherine’s Monastery, installing Symeon Papadopoulos as archbishop and securing Athens’ influence over its leadership and assets.

Anti-Israel protests across Greece have transformed popular tourist spots into flashpoints of political tension, prompting Israeli warnings and highlighting a growing divide with Greek public sentiment.