Tag: Palestine

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Tassoulas, Mitsotakis Discuss Role of Greece Ahead of Egypt Peace Signing

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and President Constantine Tassoulas expressed optimism that the upcoming peace agreement to be signed in Sharm el-Sheikh could mark a turning point for the Middle East. During their meeting on Monday, Mitsotakis highlighted Greece’s role as a credible mediator and pillar of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean, while Tassoulas underlined the historic nature of the initiative and Greece’s readiness to contribute to reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

Greece Urges Peace at UN as West Bank Violence and Gaza Famine Escalate

At a UN Security Council session addressing the Middle East crisis, Greece’s Permanent Representative, A. Balta, voiced deep concern over escalating violence and settlement expansion in the West Bank, including attacks on Christian communities. Highlighting the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, where famine has been officially declared, she urged an immediate ceasefire and unhindered aid access. Emphasizing the two-state solution as “the only viable path forward,” Balta reaffirmed Greece’s commitment to peace, calling for the release of hostages held by Hamas and praising initiatives like Cyprus’s Amalthea corridor. The session underscored the urgent need for global action to address the worsening conflict and humanitarian catastrophe.

Yorgos Lanthimos and Solidarity with Palestine Shine at Venice Film Festival

The 82nd Venice Film Festival, running through September 6, has become a platform for both cinematic excellence and political activism, with director Yorgos Lanthimos wearing a Palestinian flag pin and protesters demanding attention for the Gaza crisis. From a powerful open letter to a Palestinian film backed by Hollywood stars, the festival is amplifying Palestinian voices.

Greece Outlines Maritime Zone Positions in Letter to UN Secretary-General

Greece’s letter to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, sent on May 30, 2025, outlines its commitment to international law, maritime security, and regional stability in the Eastern Mediterranean. It emphasizes respect for sovereignty, condemns violations of territorial waters and airspace, and supports cooperative frameworks with Cyprus, Israel, Egypt, and Jordan, while addressing issues like Cyprus, Palestine, and Syria.

Haris Doukas

Athens Mayor Condemns Israel’s Actions in Gaza, Responds to Ambassador’s Criticism

Athens Mayor Haris Doukas condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide, responding to Israeli Ambassador Noam Katz’s criticism of the city’s handling of antisemitic graffiti. Doukas defended Athens’ commitment to democracy and free expression while highlighting a 90% surge in Israeli citizens receiving Greek Golden Visas.

St. Porphyrios Greek Orthodox Church compound in Gaza

Churches Condemn Israeli Airstrike on Greek Orthodox Building in Gaza

An Israeli airstrike on a building in the St. Porphyrios Greek Orthodox Church compound in Gaza killed at least 17 Christians and injured many, drawing fierce condemnation from Christian leaders. The attack, which the Israeli military claims targeted a nearby Hamas facility, has been labelled a war crime by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate and the World Council of Churches.

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