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32 Palestinians slip into Israel via uncovered sewer passage near Jerusalem

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“32 Palestinians slip into Israel via uncovered sewer passage near Jerusalem”

The separation barrier is designed to stop infiltration into Israel. Beneath the surface, however, crossing routes are turning up that present another security challenge. Border Police and IDF forces uncovered one near the village of Al-Ram, north of Jerusalem – an underground passage built on existing sewage infrastructure and suspected of having carried illegal entrants […] The post 32 Palestinians slip into Israel via uncovered sewer passage near Jerusalem appeared first on…

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