Конфликт Палестины и Израиля.

[Yurcha]

ты еще ни на один вопрос не ответила прямо. тоже навеяло

Да, я ужасно скользкий тип

[Reitarou]

Нет - это обкуреный эмир забыл свою мобилу выключить , и по ней отследили его встречу с каким-то из хамасовских "половых командиров".

Не было ли здесь тайного умысла?

[Yurcha]

Он прикалывается как хочет здесь, а вы всерьёз реагируете..

Да, я знаю, что он клоун)

[crazy-mike]

[Птиц]

Расскажи как Израиль контролирует границу между Рафиахом и Египтом

In 2005, when Israel pulled out of the Gaza Strip, Israel and Egypt reached a military agreement regarding the border, based on the principles of the 1979 peace treaty. The agreement specified that 750 Egyptian border guards would be deployed along the length of the border, and both Egypt and Israel pledged to work together to stem terrorism, arms smuggling, and other illegal cross-border activities.

From November 2005 until July 2007, the Rafah Crossing—the only entry-exit point along the Gaza-Egypt border—was jointly controlled by Egypt and the Palestinian Authority, with the European Union monitoring Palestinian compliance on the Gaza side. After the Hamas takeover in June 2007, the European Union pulled out of the region, and Egypt agreed with Israel to shut down the Rafah Crossing, effectively sealing off the Gaza Strip on all sides.

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[crazy-mike]

[Птиц]

Да, я ужасно скользкий тип

а я думал ты симпатичная еврейская девочка :(

[crazy-mike]

[crazy-mike]

[Alex5448]

In 2005, when Israel pulled out of the Gaza Strip, Israel and Egypt reached a military agreement regarding the border, based on the principles of the 1979 peace treaty. The agreement specified that 750 Egyptian border guards would be deployed along the length of the border, and both Egypt and Israel pledged to work together to stem terrorism, arms smuggling, and other illegal cross-border activities.
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From November 2005 until July 2007, the Rafah Crossing—the only entry-exit point along the Gaza-Egypt border—was jointly controlled by Egypt and the Palestinian Authority, with the European Union monitoring Palestinian compliance on the Gaza side. After the Hamas takeover in June 2007, the European Union pulled out of the region, and Egypt agreed with Israel to shut down the Rafah Crossing, effectively sealing off the Gaza Strip on all sides.

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On May 28, 2011, the Rafah border was opened for Palestinians to cross into Egypt.[36] Most travel restrictions were dropped, though men between the ages of 18 to 40 entering Egypt must apply for visas and others need travel permits. Soon after the revolution, Egypt’s foreign minister, Nabil el-Araby, opened discussions with Hamas aimed at easing the travel restrictions and improving relations between the two.