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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Joint List Denounces Negev Demolitions, Calls for Support of Al-Dhahiyya Residents

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PanetPolitics

Joint List Candidate Visits Negev Protest Tent, Criticizes Ben-Gvir

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

Attorney Ahmad Darawshe, a Joint List candidate, visited a protest tent in the Negev to support the Abu Wadi family facing demolition. He criticized Ben-Gvir, stating the minister desires scenes of destruction in the Negev. The visit was part of a solidarity delegation to the village of Al-Dahiya.

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  • Attorney Ahmad Darawshe visited a protest tent in the Negev to support the Abu Wadi family.
  • Darawshe criticized Ben-Gvir, accusing him of desiring destruction in the Negev.
  • The visit was part of a solidarity delegation from the Joint List to Al-Dahiya village.
  • The village faces demolition and displacement, prompting the solidarity visit.

Attorney Ahmad Darawshe, a candidate for the Joint List, visited a protest tent belonging to the Abu Wadi family in the Negev. The visit was part of a solidarity delegation from the Joint List to the village of Al-Dahiya, which faces demolition and displacement. Darawshe stated, "Ben-Gvir wants these scenes and waits for them every day until election day. He wants scenes of destruction that will not end in the Negev."

Darawshe affirmed the Joint List's support for the residents in their struggle against demolition and displacement. The delegation's visit aimed to show solidarity with the family and the village.

PanetArab · Arara

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