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The E1 area: The strategic link between Jerusalem and Israel’s eastern border - opinion

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By Efraim Inbar
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Yitzhak Rabin was the first prime minister to advance the plan to build in the E1 area. The international community – primarily the United States – prevented the plan’s implementation for decades. Fortunately, under President Donald Trump, the US changed its position, and the current government should be commended for carrying out its decision to build in the E1 area.
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A New National Security Strategy for Israel

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By Efraim Inbar
| Poetry and Prayer
Editors’ Pick August 25, 2026 Humility, realism, and avoiding containment.
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A Realistic National Strategy for Israel

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By Efraim Inbar
| Taylor & Francis Online
Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size I would like to express my thanks to Steven David, Hillel Frisch, Joseph Kuperwaser, Arie Kacowicz, and Shmuel Sandler for their helpful comments. The catalyst for this article was the invitation to deliver a lecture at a conference held on January 20, 2026, in honor of the late Prof. Yehezkel Dror at the Jewish People Policy Institute.
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