In 2010 former Greek Prime Minister Yorgos Papandreou met Benjamin Netanyahu in Moscow and invited him for dinner, helping pave the way for a closer relationship between the two countries.
2010-01-01 → 2011-01-01
Yorgos Papandreou met and invited Netanyahu for dinner, helping pave the way for a closer relationship Benjamin Netanyahu
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- In 2010 former Greek Prime Minister Yorgos Papandreou met Benjamin Netanyahu in Moscow and invited him for dinner, helping pave the way for a closer…
A turning point came in 2010, when former Greek Prime Minister Yorgos Papandreou bumped into Netanyahu in a Moscow restaurant and invited him for dinner.
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Origin: extracted from Greece's alliance with Israel is becoming a domestic liability · 2026-09-06 19:56