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Israel Builds Sprawling Sand Barrier Across Gaza, Satellite Imagery Reveals
middle-east1 month ago

Israel Builds Sprawling Sand Barrier Across Gaza, Satellite Imagery Reveals

The IDF confirmed the construction of a large sand-wall barrier intended to separate the Gaza Strip into zones, with satellite imagery showing more than 23 kilometers of barrier built in recent months through areas where Palestinian communities once stood. The final extent and exact objectives remain unclear, but officials say the boundary is meant to mark no-go zones and deter Hamas infiltration toward Israeli towns, amid the ongoing Gaza war and stalled ceasefire negotiations.

Texas Forced to Remove Barrier Blocking Migrants in Rio Grande
immigration3 years ago

Texas Forced to Remove Barrier Blocking Migrants in Rio Grande

A federal judge has ordered Texas Governor Greg Abbott to remove a floating barrier that the state placed in the Rio Grande River to deter illegal migrant crossings. The judge granted the Justice Department's request for a preliminary injunction, stating that Texas had violated federal law by installing the barrier without permission. The judge gave Texas until September 15 to remove the barrier and prohibited the state from constructing new barriers in the river. The Justice Department argued that the barrier violated the Rivers and Harbors Act and posed risks to health, public safety, and U.S.-Mexico relations. Texas has appealed the ruling, and Governor Abbott vowed to continue securing the border through other means.

sports3 years ago

Canadian GP: Upgrades, Strategies, and Surprises.

The FIA has modified the barrier at Turns 1 and 2 of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve after complaints from drivers during the Canadian Grand Prix. The barrier had been extended towards Turn 2 for safety reasons, but drivers were unsure about the ideal way to rejoin the track after running wide at Turn 1. The FIA has now shortened the barrier and added instructions for drivers to rejoin the track at the far end of the asphalt run-off at the entry of Turn 2. Mercedes' George Russell believed the drivers should have been consulted prior to the original decision to extend the barrier.