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Israel is set to sign a $3.6 billion defence deal with Greece on Monday in Tel Aviv, marking the largest defence export agreement in Israeli history. Known in Greece as 'Achilles Shield,' the deal will supply Athens with an air defence system built around David's Sling interceptors. Most of the funding will go to Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, according to the Jerusalem Post. The agreement underscores deepening military-industrial ties between Israel and Greece amid heightened regional tensions.