Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis now appears to be edging away from his close ally, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as political and social pressure intensifies at home. For several days, Israeli media have fixed their attention on Greece, where mass demonstrations in support of Palestine and against Israel's planned expansion of military operations in Gaza have swept through city streets. Israeli television correspondents have been broadcasting live from central Athens, often positioning themselves in Exarchia Square with Palestinian flags and anti-Israel graffiti in the background. Reporters speak of what they call a sharp shift in Greek public opinion against Israel, even while acknowledging that many Greeks recognize the economic risks of a downturn in Israeli tourism. Over the weekend, the widely read Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth described Athens as a "lost paradise" for Israeli travelers. Once a city known...