By Micah Halpern
Sunday February 14, 2021
I've Been Thinking:
Israel’s borders with her neighbors are, first and foremost, security risks.
They are also the point of entry for illegal drugs.
When an Israeli soldier was injured in shootout on the Egyptian border, the reason was clear. The Egyptian army and drug smugglers were shooting at each other when the Israelis arrive. The soldier was not hit by a bullet, but by shrapnel.
In the end, the drug smugglers were stopped.
Most drugs enter Israel through its borders, very often from the Egyptian border.
Bedouins excel at drug smuggling. For Bedouins, borders do not exist. Crossing borders and delivering product is not a violation of Bedouin tradition.
This tradition must be broken.
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