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PanetPolitics

Lawyer Condemns Home Demolitions in Negev Village as Ethnic Cleansing

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Lawyer Yousef Al-Atawneh condemned the demolition of dozens of homes and displacement of residents in the Negev village of Dhahiya. He described the events as part of a "war of destruction and ethnic cleansing" against the Arab population in the Negev. Al-Atawneh stressed that defending their land and homes is a national, religious, and moral obligation.

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  • Lawyer Yousef Al-Atawneh condemned home demolitions in the Negev village of Dhahiya.
  • Dozens of homes were demolished, displacing residents from Dhahiya.
  • Al-Atawneh called the events part of a "war of destruction and ethnic cleansing" in the Negev.
  • He urged unity and stressed the duty to defend homes and land.
  • The lawyer described the actions as targeting the Arab population in the Negev.

Lawyer Yousef Al-Atawneh, from the Negev village of Dhahiya, called for unity after dozens of homes were demolished and residents displaced. Al-Atawneh stated that the events in Dhahiya are part of a "war of destruction, ruin, and ethnic cleansing" targeting the Arab population in the Negev. He emphasized that defending homes and land is a "national, religious, and moral duty."

Al-Atawneh's remarks came after the demolition of numerous houses in his village, Dhahiya, leading to the displacement of its residents. The lawyer's statement frames these actions as a systematic campaign against the Arab community in the Negev region.

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