Joint List Leader Calls Home Demolitions Crime Against Humanity
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, declared home demolitions a crime against humanity during a visit to the Naqab. He accused the Israeli government of racist policies aimed at displacing Arab residents. The delegation's visit highlighted the struggle against these policies in the Naqab and other regions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Joint List head Yousef Jabareen called home demolitions a crime against humanity.
- Jabareen accused the Netanyahu government of racist policies in the Naqab.
- The government's alleged goal is to displace Arab residents from their homes.
- He stressed the need for unity and struggle against demolition and displacement policies.
- A delegation visited a village in the Naqab to support local residents.
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, stated during a delegation visit to a village in the Naqab (Negev) that the demolition of homes, leaving people without shelter, is a crime against humanity. He emphasized the importance of popular unity and struggle against policies of home demolition and displacement.
Jabareen accused the Netanyahu-Ben Gvir-Smotrich government of implementing racist and fascist policies against the residents of the Naqab, aiming to displace them from their lands and homes. He described this as part of a broader persecution of the Arab presence in Israel, tightening the grip on Arab towns in the Naqab, Galilee, Triangle, and coastal regions.
The delegation included Yousef Al-Atawneh, Hassan Nassasra, Nihaya Wishahi, Ofer Cassif, Ahmad Darawshe, and Amjad Shbeita, the Secretary of the Front, along with professional staff and activists supporting the Joint List in the Naqab.
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