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Opinions on what this article should be called? The crisis is as of yet unbounded (continuing to present - 2017), and potentially dates back to 2010 (e.g. [1]) and even earlier (e.g. 2007 or
Gaza War (2008–09)) - but has gotten much worse following smuggling tunnels closing in 2013, and furthermore in the past year or so (from 2016 or so), with a significant escalation (or reduction of power) in April-June 2017. So bounding this event is difficult.Icewhiz (talk) 12:12, 12 June 2017 (UTC)[reply
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