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Mysterious Fences in Jordan Valley Restrict Palestinian Herders
Palestinian herders in the Jordan Valley are being restricted by numerous fences erected on private land, hindering access to grazing areas and increasing their costs. While the IDF claims responsibility for safety reasons, activists and residents suspect settlers are behind the fences to expand control.
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- 01Mysterious fences are restricting Palestinian herders' access to grazing lands in the Jordan Valley.
- 02The IDF claims the fences are for safety around military zones, but activists dispute this.
- 03Evidence suggests civilian involvement, including settlers, in building the fences.
- 04The Israeli state has admitted some fences were built illegally, facing legal challenges.
- 05Over 2,000 Palestinians have been displaced from their homes in the Jordan Valley since 2023 due to violence and restrictions.
Evidence suggests civilian involvement, and the Israeli state has admitted some fences were built illegally, leading to court challenges and partial dismantling, though many remain standing.
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