Israel returns 22 ancient artefacts to Greece for the first time, marking closer cooperation
The returned collection, dated between 700 BC and 320 BC, includes 15 Attic vases, six Corinthian vases, and a bronze female statuette. Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni accepted the objects from the Israel Antiquities Authority, highlighting this as a starting point for enhanced collaboration in cultural heritage protection. This cultural exchange occurs as Greece and Israel have strengthened energy and defence ties in recent years, including a $3.5 billion defence deal signed in August.
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