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‘Israeli’ Company to Make Prototype for Trump’s Mexico Border Wall

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US President Donald Trump has long been an admirer of the Zionist wall-building program and it appears the US Department of Homeland Security is too, with an ‘Israeli' firm reported to be among those building prototypes for the Mexico border wall.

Elta North America, an ‘Israeli'-owned military manufacturer, has been named as one of what will ultimately be eight companies contracted to build models for their wall proposals.

The Zionist manufacturer will be given between $300,000 and $500,000 in grant money to develop its prototype, The Jerusalem Post reported. The final project is estimated to cost as much as $25 billion.

Elta's wall proposal is for a smart prototype, a wall with a see-through design. In the past the contractor, which has its US headquarters in Maryland, has worked on the anti-missile system for ‘Israel's' Iron Dome project.

In the US, Elta has built a series of radar systems and components for the US military.

According to CNN, the Customs and Border Protection Agency said it expects construction for the prototypes to begin in the fall.

Before he was elected, President Trump appears to have used the Zionist extensive wall building program as an inspiration for his own southern border wall. "If you think walls don't work, all you have to do is ask ‘Israel'," he said in November 2016.

As well as its decade-old security barrier dividing the West Bank from ‘Israel', ‘Israel' has also built a system of barriers along the frontier between the Gaza Strip and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.

Work is scheduled to begin on the wall in October and it is expected to take two years to complete.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team