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Efraim Inbar

As Israel grapples with the ongoing war, the growing focus on hostage negotiations raises critical questions about national endurance and the balance between immediate humanitarian concerns and long-term security imperatives
Leaving our regional allies with the impression that Israel fears a confrontation with Hezbollah does not bode well for the Abraham Accords.
The war is distracting the United States from the Chinese threat and eroding the nuclear taboo.
Israel, Greece and Cyprus have formed an alignment and the United States must realize its importance.
From energy issues to the Abraham Accords and the Israel-Cyprus-Greece strategic partnership, Erdoğan has multiple incentives to seek improved relations with Israel.
If China concludes that U.S. determination is melting away and that Washington’s threats can be ignored, an attack on Taiwan could follow.
If Israel fails to halt Iran’s nuclear progress, the pro-Israel trends in the region will disappear.
When Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett meets Russian President Putin for the first time, he must avoid American liberal clichés.
Even if Jerusalem’s ability to influence U.S. decision-making is limited, it is a serious mistake to downplay Israel’s opposition to the dangerous nuclear accord.