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Emmanuel Navon

Emmanuel Navon

International Relations Expert

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Japan can become one of Israel’s key strategic allies (JNS)

July 1, 2026 by Emmanuel Navon Leave a Comment

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The Middle East’s Real Choice (Times of Israel)

June 28, 2026 by Emmanuel Navon Leave a Comment

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Japan’s Strategic Awakening (Jerusalem Post)

June 26, 2026 by Emmanuel Navon Leave a Comment

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Israel-Japan Relations (i24news)

June 23, 2026 by Emmanuel Navon Leave a Comment

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Israel Did Not Choose War. It Chose To Win It.

May 1, 2026 by Emmanuel Navon Leave a Comment

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Recent Posts

  • Two Violons in Hiroshima (Times of Israel, 9 August 2026)
  • Europe, IMEC, and the Emerging Syrian-Turkish Corridor (EM2C, 26 July 2026)
  • The Turkish Exception: NATO, Strategic Impunity, and Israel’s Eastern Mediterranean Dilemma (EM2C, 9 July 2026)
  • Japan and the Emerging Security Architecture of the Middle East (EM2C, 20 June 2026)
  • EastMed and Europe’s Strategic Energy Sovereignty (EM2C, 1 June 2026)

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This is the personal website of Dr. Emmanuel Navon and not an official website of the Embassy of Israel in Japan or Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For official information and statements, please consult the Embassy’s official website and social-media channels. Materials published before Dr. Navon’s diplomatic appointment are retained as part of his professional and intellectual record and do not represent the official positions of the State of Israel or its Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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