It's a project being run by the (U.S.) Army Corps of Engineers to install new security systems at the dam. It (will) be open again soon.

Yes, the Army Corps was involved with the Gilboa Dam situation. They took part in a workshop on the subject and reviewed the city's plans for stabilizing the dam. The Corps will also be involved in another Gilboa workshop in February, about the anchoring cables that are going to be installed.

While the army is deployed to address the security situation in the delta, there hasn't been a political initiative to deal with the underlying causes of tension and instability in the region.

For the moment the security forces, the army, are looking for this major. Around a dozen mutineers have already been arrested,

They've built a little over 30 schools, they're working with the coalition training the Iraqi army, they're doing border security, they're doing a little bit of everything. There's just a myriad of different tasks they're doing over there.

Torture is practiced systematically by the security forces, ... This was admitted by high officials of both the army and police.