Israel Building New Barrier Adjacent to Blockaded Gaza Strip

The Israeli occupation forces have been building a new barrier made of sand dunes close to the so-called buffer zone between the occupied territories and the Gaza Strip.

The latest barrier follows the start of construction earlier this year of a 65-kilometer-long wall along the eastern perimeter of the coastal enclave and a maritime separation wall in northern Gaza, Press T.V reported.

 The Israeli occupation military claims that the barriers are aimed at preventing Palestinian resistance factions in the Gaza Strip from monitoring Israeli forces operating in the area and to confront Palestinians who have been demonstrating in the enclave against the Israeli occupation since late March 2018.

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