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General News    H3'ed 9/6/15

Egypt starts dig on Gaza border to stop smuggling tunnels

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View of the Sinai overlooking Egypt from Mitzpe Bar-Lev and the Security fence in Southern Israel.
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RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Egyptian military bulldozers are digging through the sand along Egypt's border with the Gaza Strip in recent days, pressing ahead with what appears to be a renewed campaign to pressure Gaza's Hamas rulers and stamp out militant activity along the border. The project, billed as an Egyptian military-operated fish farm, effectively would fill the border area with water and is designed to put an end to the last remaining cross-border underground smuggling tunnels, Egyptian military officials said.

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