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DUBAI ENFORCES ANTIQUTIES LAWS

Israel isn’t the only Middle East nation enforcing its antiquities laws. On June 13 Dubai police announced they had arrests what is described as “a gang of five” attempting to sell “antique coins” smuggled into the United Arab Emirate.

It may sound strange that the case was prompted in October 2022 when the Environmental Crimes Division at the Anti-Organized Crime Department, Dubai

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