Israeli President Isaac Herzog will visit Greece and Cyprus over the next two weeks before heading to Turkey for talks with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Jerusalem Post reported.
The trips are intended to reassure Athens and Nicosia that rapprochement with Ankara will not come at the expense of the close ties Israel has established with them in recent years.
Herzog's one-day trip to Athens is scheduled for next Thursday, and a visit to Cyprus is expected next week.
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