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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis does not openly support Israel's actions in the Gaza war but has also been meeting with Netanyahu, who has an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court. While the opposition portrays this situation as foreign policy inconsistency and dependence on Israel, it compares Turkey's active diplomacy efforts in the region.
In successive statements from political parties, the opposition criticized Mitsotakis for remaining silent on the Gaza issue, deepening the military and strategic rapprochement with Israel, and failing to put forward a multi-dimensional foreign policy against Turkey, and argued that Athens had become dependent on Israel.
'THERE IS NO GREATER SHAME'
The main opposition Greek Left Alliance (ELAS) criticized Mitsotakis's meeting with Netanyahu, for whom an arrest warrant was issued by the International Criminal Court, and said, "While Turkey is establishing alliances, Mitsotakis is embracing Netanyahu, who is isolated internationally." ELAS argued that Turkey strengthened regional cooperation with Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, while Mitsotakis government left the initiative in establishing new cooperation formations to Ankara.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Greek Opposition may bring Mitsotakis to the gallows in the parliament by increasing his criticism of Israeli policies.
Possible · Within weeks

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