No, Iran and Israel do not share a border. They are geographically separated by other countries in the Middle East. The shortest distance between them is across parts of Iraq, Syria, or Jordan, depending on the route.

Iran is located to the east of Israel, with countries such as Iraq and Jordan in between. While they do not share a physical border, their political and military tensions often bring them into sharp focus in the region's geopolitics.

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