IDF Doubles Egypt Border Lookouts
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IDF soldier participating in a military drill in the Golan Heights, simulating a battle on Israel's northeastern border. Photo: IDF.
Israel National News – The number of IDF lookouts on the border with Egypt has been doubled in recent months, according to outgoing Field Intelligence Corps, Brig. Gen. Eli Pollack.
“The resources available to us, such as radar and UAVs, have been multiplied several times over,” said Brig. Gen. Pollack. “There is a lot of activity on the border, which has resulted in prevention of several attacks along with a reduction in the number of penetrations. Within a year not only will there be a fence – nothing will happen along the Sinai border without us knowing about it,” he predicted.
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