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In 2012, Israel built a wall - two metres high at its highest points - along 1.3km in southern Lebanon to separate the Lebanese village of Kafr Kila from the Israeli settlement Metulla. It also set up a video surveillance system that peers into Lebanese v
Heba Aly/IRIN

  • In 2012, Israel built a wall - two metres high at its highest points - along 1.3km in southern Lebanon to separate the Lebanese village of Kafr Kila from the Israeli settlement Metulla. It also set up a video surveillance system that peers into Lebanese v

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  • Credits Heba Aly/IRIN
  • Themes Conflict
  • Regions Lebanon

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