eilat

Hell of a long way from Eilat to the med, and even further avoiding Gaza - about 240km.

It‘s pretty easy to develop some kind of paranoia in this setting.^^ Eilat itself was nice, though.

The real alternative that gets discussed is an Eilat -> Be'er Sheva -> Ashdod canal, in Israel.

Israel at some point was considering setting up a rail track between Eilat and the rest of the country.

Earlier than that- the Israelis lost the destroyer Eilat to Egyptian SS-N-2 Styx missiles in 1967.

Witness how the West responded to the sinking of the Eilat in 1973.

They also attack Israel, mainly what's currently known as Eilat and Tel Aviv.

Another obvious (non) solution: Egypt blocks ships to Eilat around Scharm El-Scheich.

Umm Al-Rashrash is now Eilat [2], the southernmost Israeli city.

If anything they will just dig a canal or create some route from Eilat port to Ashdod port and make some profit out of the whole situation.

The main benefit of doing so is that cargo ships could unload and Eilat (red sea) and have cargo transported to a port in the mediterranean sea.

I doubt there are more startups in Eilat than there are in Boise.

Human AI: So what do you think happened in the Universe Dome in Eilat, Israel on December 13, 2021?

A colleague of mine and me myself took a flight from Frankfurt to Eilat.

Nitpick, Israel is just barely on the Red Sea via the Gulf of Eilat/Aqaba, not that it changes your point at all.