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Efraim Inbar: Israel Will Confront Iran Militarily, Deal or No Deal

Efraim Inbar: Israel Will Confront Iran Militarily, Deal or No Deal
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Middle East Forum, 24.06.2022

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Professor Efraim Inbar

Senior Researcher.

Professor Inbar served at the head of JISS (October 2017-January 2025). He also serves as the Head of the program on Strategy, Diplomacy, and National Security at the Shalem College.

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