BEIRUT - Since its establishment, the Israeli entity has relied on walls, both physical and ideological, as central pillars of its security doctrine. The project itself emerged from the logic of “preventive isolation”: fortifying settlements against an Arab environment portrayed in Zionist discourse as inherently “hostile.”
This entrenched paranoia produced successive generations of barriers: from the enclosure around Gaza, to the apartheid wall across the West Bank, and now the massive concrete blocks Israel is raising along the Lebanese border — especially opposite the plain of Yaroun, where it hopes to manufacture a “secure perimeter” shielding its
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