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The separation fence was breached, raising fears among residents of the Ta'anach region: "Security lawlessness"

Residents of the Gilboa and Hevel Ta'anach regional councils claim that thousands of Palestinians cross the fence into Israel every day, and that there is a fear of terrorist and thieves infiltrating.

The council's management claims that the current situation endangers the residents and demands immediate treatment.

The head of the council: "The security of our residents must be restored"

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• Gilboa Regional Council

• Palestinians

• The seperation wall; the security fence

Eli Ashkenazi

Thursday, March 11, 2021, 8:49 p.m.

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In the video: Gilboa residents protest protest over the breach in the separation fence (Photo: Eli Ashkenazi and Gilboa Regional Council)

The management of the Gilboa Regional Council gathered yesterday (Wednesday) near one of the breaches in the separation fence, in front of the Palestinian village of Zabuba, following fears among the residents of the council and the residents of Hevel Ta'anach about the intrusion of terrorists and thieves near their settlements.

Residents of the area and the head of the Gilboa Regional Council, Oved Nur, say that for about a year now, Palestinian residents have been crossing the fence into Israel every day.

Nur warned in the face of what he defined as "free movement of residents of the territories, and an increase in cases of violence and burglary in localities. And this is 'only' the economic aspect, the health aspect is added, while the corona still exists and we all know the immunization situation in the Palestinian Authority. And tomorrow it could easily be a terrorist who passes, and will march unhindered to the settlements of Tanach, which are a five-minute walk away. "

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According to residents, thousands of Palestinians cross the fence every day.

A breach in the fence, yesterday (Photo: Official website, spokeswoman for the Gilboa Moaz)

Erez Cohen, a farmer from Moshav Fulla in Ta'anach, claims that thousands of Palestinians cross the fence every day.

"It's a catastrophe. No one is checking. I've seen people come in and out with electric bikes," Cohen said.

"They stole a tractor from me, luckily the thieves sank. They stole 4-3 tons of guard from the field. My brother expelled thieves, they crossed the fence and threw stones at him. They laugh at us inside. We do not forget that in the past our field patrolman was killed by terrorists. "It will be repeated. We hope this will be addressed."

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The management of the Gilboa Regional Council gathered in protest of the situation, yesterday (Photo: Official website, spokeswoman for the Gilboa Council)

"Demand to restore the personal security of our residents."

Part of the breach in the separation fence, near Kfar Zabuba (Photo: Eli Ashkenazi)

Nur and the council's management said they "demand the restoration of the personal security of our residents. This is terrorism that crosses industries and districts and is a blow that we cannot and are not willing to put up with. Beyond the great financial damage, destruction of infrastructure and equipment, Our security lawlessness, which calls for a real security, health and economic threat. "

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