Four kites cross from Gaza border into Israel, Gaza border officials call for strong IDF response
Some fear that objects crossing above the border fence can mark the beginning of a visible escalation. Incendiary balloons or rockets could follow the kites.
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- Center desks report: Four kites cross from Gaza border into Israel, Gaza border officials call for strong IDF response
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- Four kites cross from Gaza border into Israel, Gaza border officials call for strong IDF response
- Some fear that objects crossing above the border fence can mark the beginning of a visible escalation. Incendiary balloons or rockets could follow the kites.
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- Some fear that objects crossing above the border fence can mark the beginning of a visible escalation. Incendiary balloons or rockets could follow the kites.
- Four kites cross from Gaza border into Israel, Gaza border officials call for strong IDF response
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Some fear that objects crossing above the border fence can mark the beginning of a visible escalation. Incendiary balloons or rockets could follow the kites.
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