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The latest conflict broke out in 2023 after Hamas fighters broke through a border fence encircling Gaza and killed more than 1,000 Israelis, most of them civilians.

The $706 million re-decking project is slated to begin next year and will also replace the bridge railings, fences and median barrier.

But when his son gets sick after spending time with Meiko’s unvaccinated daughter, he finds he can no longer stay on the fence.

Benito Saragosa said he stays on the street, not in the lot, but knows “good people” who live behind the fence.

A self-styled "African tribe" has been evicted from privately-owned land in the Scottish Borders, moving a short distance over a small wire fence.

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