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Israeli Settlers buying land in Cyprus, where a weak government needs the US and Israel... why?
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After this development, the Greek side became a new point of attraction for Israeli citizens. As such, around 15.000 Israeli citizens left Israel and moved to southern Cyprus after Tel Aviv expanded the war in the Middle East to Iran. In response, the Greek Cypriot newspapers put headlines like, “Israelis are using Cyprus as a backyard” and “It's like a promised land. Why are Jews buying land in Cyprus?” Furthermore, the Progressive Working People’s Party (AKEL), which is the second-largest party in the Greek Cypriot administration, highlighted Israelis' planned and systematic purchases of property in strategic and security-risk locations, claiming, “Our country is being lost, Israel is occupying us.” Party Secretary-General Stefanos Stefanou even asked what Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides owes to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, given his unwavering support for Israel, a position that even the U.K., a traditional ally, has begun to question.
What is Israel aiming for in Cyprus? | Opinion
Greek Cypriots should understand that an enemy of your enemy is not necessarily your friend
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After this development, the Greek side became a new point of attraction for Israeli citizens. As such, around 15.000 Israeli citizens left Israel and moved to southern Cyprus after Tel Aviv expanded the war in the Middle East to Iran. In response, the Greek Cypriot newspapers put headlines like, “Israelis are using Cyprus as a backyard” and “It's like a promised land. Why are Jews buying land in Cyprus?” Furthermore, the Progressive Working People’s Party (AKEL), which is the second-largest party in the Greek Cypriot administration, highlighted Israelis' planned and systematic purchases of property in strategic and security-risk locations, claiming, “Our country is being lost, Israel is occupying us.” Party Secretary-General Stefanos Stefanou even asked what Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides owes to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, given his unwavering support for Israel, a position that even the U.K., a traditional ally, has begun to question.
