Israel Signs Deal with Greece to Sell Spike Anti-tank Missile
Israel signed a $400 deal to sell Spike anti-tank missiles to Greece, Israel's Defense Ministry said Monday, just days after reaching a similarly sized deal to provide air defenses to newly inducted NATO member Finland.
The Spike is a guided anti-tank missile used by many EU and NATO countries produced by Israeli state-owned defense contractor Rafael.
"The Spike missiles will strengthen the Greek army's portfolio of operational tools and we expect further expansion through strategic collaborations in the near future," said Rafael CEO Yoav Har-Even.
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