The implications of the political events in the eastern Mediterranean and the Red Sea for Israeli maritime trade

Maor, Yigal
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Title The implications of the political events in the eastern Mediterranean and the Red Sea for Israeli maritime trade.
Host Item Strategic Assessment 18,2 (2015) 47-58
Description In Hebrew:
"עדכן אסטרטגי" 18,2 (2015) 41-51
Language English
National Library system number 990005656240705171
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