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Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert

Al Jazeera Thursday 25 June 2026, 18:50 UTC 1 min read
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Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert Hundreds of Bedouin Palestinians demonstrated in the Negev desert against the demolition of homes in “unrecognised villages”. Community leaders called for recognition of longstanding Bedouin communities and slammed National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for promoting the policy. Published On 25 Jun 2026

Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert Hundreds of Bedouin Palestinians demonstrated in the Negev desert against the demolition of homes in “unrecognised villages”. Community leaders called for recognition of longstanding Bedouin communities and slammed National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for promoting the policy. Published On 25 Jun 2026
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