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According to one Israeli official, the purpose of the new positions is to give the IDF a field of vision beyond the cement barrier that has been built along the border in recent months.
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Israel’s Defense Ministry ordered the Kerem Shalom goods crossing and Erez pedestrian crossing from Gaza to Israel to be reopened on Sunday morning, noting a decrease in the amount and severity of riots along the border in recent days.
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This recent decision reeks of cowardice and makes a laughingstock of Israel’s sovereignty and commitment to law and order.
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Dozens of anti-BDS anti-terror posters directed at Lara Alqasem were hung and distributed at Hebrew University’s Mount Scopus campus ahead of Lara Alqasem’s arrival. 
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Lara Alqasem, a 22-year-old American graduate student, arrives to the courtroom at the Israel Supreme Court in Jerusalem on Oct. 17, 2018. Credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90.
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Developing northern Sinai: A new diplomatic paradigm
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Maj.-Gen. Herzi Halevy (center), the chief of the Israeli Southern Command, visits the scene where a building was hit by a rocket fired by Hamas in Gaza in the southern Israeli city of Beersheva on Oct. 17, 2018. Photo by Flash90.
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