
Israeli Army Barrier Project Cuts Water to 47 Jordan Valley Families, Residents Say
Jordan Valley residents say Israeli forces destroyed wells and built a wall cutting off 47 families' water, part of a new 22-km barrier project.
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Jordan Valley residents say Israeli forces destroyed wells and built a wall cutting off 47 families' water, part of a new 22-km barrier project.

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