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Israeli Authorities Demolish Mosque and Over 70 Homes Near Rahat
Israeli authorities demolished a mosque and over 70 homes in the Negev village of Al-Dahiyya, north of Rahat, on Monday. The Unified Arab List and the Joint List in the Negev condemned the actions as "mass demolition" and a continuation of displacement policies.
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What happened
- 01Israeli authorities demolished a mosque and over 70 homes in the Negev village of Al-Dahiyya.
- 02The Unified Arab List and the Joint List in the Negev condemned the demolitions as "mass demolition" and "displacement policies."
- 03The demolitions occurred despite appeals to halt them, with politicians warning of political exploitation.
- 04The Unified Arab List called the demolition an "assault" by the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir government.
- 05Hassan Al-Nassasra called the demolitions "election propaganda" for Minister Ben-Gvir.
The demolitions proceeded despite appeals to halt them, with politicians warning of political exploitation. The parties expressed solidarity with the affected residents and called for an end to such policies.
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