Joint List Head Denounces Home Demolitions in Negev as Systematic Attack
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, condemned the demolition of dozens of homes and a mosque in the Negev village of Al-Dahiya, which displaced 80 families. He described the act as a systematic policy to uproot Negev residents and linked it to the government's "racist and fascist policies" against Arab citizens. Jabareen called for national unity and persistent struggle to protect residents and secure their rights to land and housing.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yousef Jabareen condemned home demolitions in the Negev, calling them a systematic attack.
- Dozens of homes and a mosque were demolished in Al-Dahiya village, displacing 80 families.
- Jabareen linked the demolitions to the government's "racist and fascist policies" against Arab citizens.
- He stated the actions aim to uproot and expel residents from the Negev.
- Jabareen called for national unity and persistent struggle to protect residents' rights.
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List party, has condemned the demolition of dozens of homes in the village of Al-Dahiya in the Negev, along with the destruction of the village mosque. The demolitions resulted in the displacement of 80 families belonging to the Abu Wadi clan. Jabareen stated that this act is part of a systematic and ongoing policy aimed at uprooting and expelling residents from the Negev.
Jabareen characterized the actions in the Negev as the most prominent in their severity and danger, asserting they are inseparable from the "racist and fascist policies" of the Netanyahu government, specifically targeting the Arab population. He argued these policies aim to legitimize the targeting and persecution of Arab citizens by placing them in the category of "enemies," thereby justifying plans for Judaization, displacement, and oppression.
Jabareen emphasized that the struggle is existential and requires national unity, broad popular solidarity, and persistent struggle to protect the residents and secure their rights to land, housing, and dignified living. He called for unwavering efforts to defend the people and reclaim their rights.
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