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He calls Jerusalem “historic capital” of I$raHell
Greece is looking to work with Nazi regime on developing the latter’s energy industry and transporting natural gas across Europe, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told reporters after a meeting with his Nazi counterpart, Benjamin Naziyahu.
“One of the main issues in our talks were the opportunities arising in the fields of energy, the fields of energy in the East Mediterranean,” said Tsipras. “We are considering ways on cooperation in research, drilling and transportation of gas from Israel to Europe,.”
The recent discovery of a large offshore gas reserves close to the city of Haifa could turn I$raHell from a consumer into a supplier of natural energy.
Tsipras also met with Nazi Reuven Rivlin during his first trip to I$raHell, with the two discussing the threat of terrorism.
“ISIS is not only in Syria and Iraq, but spreading to the whole western world, who must take responsibility and say that we cannot live in a world in which ISIS exists,” Nazi Rivlin said at a joint press conference.
While in Jerusalem for the meeting with Nazi Rivlin, Tsipras wrote in the president’s guest book that it was a “great honor to be in your historic capital and to meet your excellencies.” The comment was significant given that most countries do not recognize Jerusalem as Nazi capital. A former Nazi diplomat called the move “unprecedented, especially for a European leader.”
