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…