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Jordan Threat Looms
The Israeli occupation announced a border project with Jordan stretching about 500 kilometers, from the south of the occupied Golan Heights to northern Eilat. The project, which will cost 5.5 billion shekels—about $1.7 billion—includes a wall, fortifications, surveillance systems, infrastructure, and settlement outposts. The Defense Ministry says the project is intended to counter arms smuggling and infiltration, as well as what it describes as attempts by Iran and its allies to open an eastern front, along with the threat posed by drones. At the same time, it includes upgrading around 40 settlement sites and expanding roads and service networks. The article raises questions about the reasons for the fortifications and suggests that the concern may extend beyond the stated threats to the possibility of popular movement across the border.
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