Israel discusses closer co-operation with Nato

Israeli Defence Minister Amir Peretz discussed closer military co-operation with Nato today during a visit to the headquarters of the Western alliance.

Israel discusses closer co-operation with Nato
Wed, 31 Jan, 2007 - 18:17

Israeli Defence Minister Amir Peretz discussed closer military co-operation with Nato today during a visit to the headquarters of the Western alliance.

Nato officials said the visit was in the context of the alliance’s Mediterranean outreach programme, which includes Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt and Jordan, as well as Israel.

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