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Is Meloni finally toeing Europe's line by suspending Italy's defence pact with Israel?
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Is Meloni finally toeing Europe’s line by suspending Italy’s defence pact with Israel?

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Italy has halted the automatic renewal of its long-standing defence agreement with Israel. The move follows tensions over Lebanon, Gaza, and incidents involving Italian troops, while also reflecting Europe’s recalculation when it comes to its allies in West Asian conflicts

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