For the 119th Time, Israel Demolished the Palestinian Bedouin Village al-Araqib
Like other Palestinian Bedouin villages throughout the Negev, al-Araqib lacks basic services, like water and electricity, and is under constant and repeated threat of Israeli demolition.
by Matthew DeMaio
On Tuesday, October 4, Israeli police demolished the Negev village of al-Araqib for the 119th time since 2010. The village is home to around 220 Palestinian Bedouin citizens of Israel and is formally unrecognized by the state of Israel. The residents of al-Araqib have been ordered to pay for the demolitions, at a cumulative cost of more…
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