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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Home page / Media Appearances and Publications / Israel must say no to a new US-Iran nuclear understanding
Israel must say no to a new US-Iran nuclear understanding
The Jerusalem Post, 6.6.2023
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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.
Recent publications
Operation “Roaring Lion” – An Interim Assessment
Unprecedented Coordination Amidst Domestic Constraints, with Prof. Eytan Gilboa
The Islamic Republic on the Brink: An Iran Update – with Alexander Grinberg
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