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Eilat, Paradise of the Red Sea-Where the Desert Embraces the Ocean

Summary by radiojai.com
At the southernmost end of Israel, where the desert mountains descend to meet the crystalline waters of the Red Sea, is Eilat, a unique city that combines nature, history, science, tourism and an extraordinary strategic importance. Although it occupies a small coastal strip of just a few kilometres, its value for Israel greatly transcends its size: it is the only exit from the country towards the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, a commercial, milit…
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At the southernmost end of Israel, where the desert mountains descend to meet the crystalline waters of the Red Sea, is Eilat, a unique city that combines nature, history, science, tourism and an extraordinary strategic importance. Although it occupies a small coastal strip of just a few kilometres, its value for Israel greatly transcends its size: it is the only exit from the country towards the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, a commercial, milit…

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radiojai.com broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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