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The revolution Israel must recognize before it is too late

1,000 days of military force have shattered the region's old architecture and opened a historic window for Israel in a new geographic space. But while Turkey and the Gulf states are creating a new reality of ports, cables, railways and trade routes, Israel is treading water. From a "Silicon Dome" to becoming the region's hub of trust: The plan that can secure victory in the day after.

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