Israel returns 22 stolen antiquities to Greece in historic repatriation
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Affects Israel and Greece · Covered in 2 countries
Israel has completed its first-ever repatriation of stolen antiquities to Greece, returning 22 recovered artefacts.
Israel has transferred 22 ancient artefacts back to Greece following a successful operation by its antiquities theft prevention unit. This historic transfer marks the first time the two Mediterranean nations have completed a cultural repatriation of this kind. The recovered items were identified and officially handed over to Greek authorities.
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The illicit trade in cultural property has long plagued Mediterranean nations, prompting increased cross-border cooperation and stricter enforcement by heritage authorities to recover and repatriate looted antiquities to their countries of origin.
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- The Jerusalem PostAfter summaryIsrael returns 22 artifacts to Greece in first antiquities repatriation between Jerusalem, Athensjust now · open ↗
- The IndependentIsrael returns stolen Greek artefacts as Athens intensifies Elgin Marbles campaign1h ago · open ↗
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