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Hundreds of Bedouin Protest in Beersheba After Ben Gvir Vows More Home Demolitions
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50% centerFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
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Hundreds of Bedouin protesters demonstrated in Beersheba on Thursday against home demolitions in the Negev. The rally followed remarks by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir that he would continue demolishing illegal buildings, prompting fierce criticism from Bedouin leaders and a rebuttal of his figures by an unrecognized villages council.
- 01Hundreds protested outside the Bedouin Settlement Regulation Authority in Beersheba.
- 02The rally followed Ben Gvir's pledge to demolish more illegal homes in the Negev.
- 03Rahat Mayor Talal Al-Krenawi condemned the policy and called for coexistence.
- 04Ben Gvir said more than 5,000 illegal structures have been demolished since he took office.
- 05The Council of Unrecognized Villages disputed his numbers and cited 250 million shekels in damage.
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