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In a profound shift that upends decades of reliance on high-tech military barriers, the Israeli government is advancing a multibillion-shekel national master plan to populate and fortify its highly vulnerable eastern frontier before regional adversaries can exploit the vacuum.
Large police forces arrived at the center of the city of Stade after a gunman opened fire on civilians. The shooter was caught, police claim the shooter's motives are currently unknown.
Israel will eventually have to test the validity of US assurances against Washington's commitments to Tehran.
Following the cabinet endorsement of a proposal by Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, Baku warns the legislative move will deepen regional rifts and disrupt ongoing peace initiatives.
According to diplomatic officials, the US, with the help of Israeli intelligence officials, is providing a security umbrella for Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and senior government officials who support the agreement with Israel. At the same time, Aoun has received backing from Gulf leaders to advance the diplomatic move.
