Party Leader Visits Demolished Negev Village, Blames Minister Ben-Gvir
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Rula Daoud, Co-Chair of the "All of Us" party, visited the Negev village of Dhahiyya after approximately 80 homes were demolished, leaving 400 people homeless. She blamed National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, calling the demolitions part of his election propaganda and urging voters to remove him from power. Daoud stressed the need for planning solutions and recognition of unrecognized villages.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Rula Daoud visited Dhahiyya after 80 homes were demolished, leaving 400 people homeless.
- Daoud blamed Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for the demolitions, calling them election propaganda.
- She urged voters to remove Ben-Gvir from power through the ballot box.
- Daoud highlighted the need for planning solutions and recognition of unrecognized villages.
- The "All of Us" party leader expressed solidarity with affected families.
Rula Daoud, Co-Chair of the "All of Us" party, visited the village of Dhahiyya in the Negev on Monday to express solidarity with families whose homes were demolished earlier that day. The demolition operation destroyed approximately 80 homes, leaving around 400 people homeless.
Daoud strongly criticized the home demolition policy led by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, calling it part of his election campaign propaganda. She stated that Ben-Gvir uses the suffering and destruction of homes as a tool for political gain. Daoud argued that a responsible government would not simply send bulldozers and police, leaving hundreds without shelter or basic possessions.
She emphasized that the events in Dhahiyya highlight the urgent need for fair planning solutions and recognition of unrecognized villages. Daoud called for an end to policies that create ongoing housing insecurity for thousands of citizens.
Daoud urged citizens to vote Ben-Gvir out of government, stating, "Our response to Ben-Gvir must be through the ballot boxes." She encouraged everyone to exercise their right to vote to strip him of the political power enabling his "racist and oppressive policies" against their people, declaring, "Ben-Gvir out of government!"
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