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عندما تصنع الحرب اقتصادها
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عندما تصنع الحرب اقتصادها

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

في البداية، ربما لا ينتبه أحد إلى الحاجز. طريق كان الناس يعبرونه منذ سنوات. شاحنات تحمل البضائع من مدينة إلى أخرى، بضعة رجال بالزي العسكري يحملون السلاح، وسائق يعرف، من غير أن يسأله أحد، أن عليه أن يخرج شيئًا من جيبه على مضض كي يكمل طريقه. يدفع ويمضي. بعد مسافة يجد حاجزًا آخر. ثم آخر. …

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