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The international implications of the US-Iran memorandum of understanding - opinion

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By Efraim Inbar
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Iran emerged from the war waged against it by the US and Israel badly battered. Yet it secured a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the US that is widely perceived as a diplomatic victory over the world’s greatest power. This impression will not fade quickly. The American signature on the MOU reflects President Donald Trump’s priorities: domestic politics matter more than strategic considerations.
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The Case for Leaving Hamas in Gaza

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By Efraim Inbar
| Poetry and Prayer
Editors’ Pick June 12, 2026 The least bad option. While the war in Iran continues in fits and starts, and the IDF continues to fight in Lebanon, Hamas still maintains control of about 40 percent of the West Bank, where it is busy smuggling in weapons, taxing an impoverished populace, and torturing and executing dissidents. So far, neither the U.S.-led Board of Peace nor the Israeli government have a credible plan to dislodge the terrorist group.
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Israel can contain Hamas without reoccupying all of Gaza - opinion

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By Efraim Inbar
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Discussions over the future of the Gaza Strip have been eclipsed by the US-Israeli war on Iran. Yet keen observers believe that Trump’s Gaza Plan is doomed. No international stabilization force is ready to step in, while the planned technocrat interim government has been intimidated out of entering the Strip by Hamas.
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