So long as Israel plans for a future where such arrangements get rescinded, they could safely operate an energy market across the middle east and parts of Europe.
Could be a good counter way to counter russian oil, and pave way for a very lucrative post-oil society. Middle eastern countries have a lot of solar and empty land for energy-storage. With many of these middle eastern countries having the capital for large green-tech investments.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dominicdudley/2018/02/26/ten-st...
https://ceoworld.biz/2020/03/03/ranked-military-strength-of-...
Those rankings are accurate when looking through the lens of "how many offensive resources do they have", but when you say "on virtually any dimension" I think one needs to also take geography into account.
For example Switzerland is also ranked well below Israel, but good luck invading the Swiss on their home turf.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/shortcuts/2014/feb/19/swis...
Israel is... not in a comparable "surrounded by friendly democracies" scenario.
Israel has 0 island-hopping capabilities compared to Greece's ability to patrol its Aegean waters.
"Most" as a percentage, not an absolute number. There were approximately 60.000 Jews who were murdered from Greece which amounts for 87% of the total Jewish population in the country. Hungary had some 500k loses, Poland 3M, Romania at least 200k, Soviet Union 1,3M etc.
Which conflict was that?
Is real has many costal patrol ships and a few subs. The Greeks have a navy suitable for their archipelago waters