Joint List Head Condemns Home Demolitions in Negev as Systematic Attack
Translated & summarized from Panet 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 called it a systematic policy to uproot Negev residents and linked it to the government's "racist and fascist policies" against Arab citizens. Jabareen stated the struggle is existential, demanding national unity and solidarity to secure land, housing, and dignity.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Joint List head Yousef Jabareen condemned home demolitions in the Negev village of Al-Dahiya.
- Dozens of occupied homes and a mosque were demolished, displacing 80 families.
- Jabareen described the demolitions as a systematic policy to uproot Negev residents.
- He linked the actions to the government's "racist and fascist policies" against Arab citizens.
- Jabareen called for national unity and solidarity to protect residents' rights.
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, has condemned the demolition of dozens of occupied homes in the village of Al-Dahiya in the Negev, along with the destruction of the village mosque. The demolitions have displaced 80 families from the Abu Wadi clan. Jabareen stated that this act is part of a systematic policy targeting the residents of the Negev, aiming to uproot and displace them.
Jabareen emphasized that the aggression in the Negev, particularly severe and dangerous, is inseparable from the "racist and fascist policies" of the Netanyahu-Ben Gvir-Smotrich government against the Arab population. He asserted that these policies aim to portray Arab citizens as enemies to legitimize targeting and persecution, furthering plans of Judaization, displacement, and oppression.
Jabareen stressed that the struggle is existential and requires national unity, broad popular solidarity, and persistent efforts to protect residents and secure their rights to land, housing, and dignified living.
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