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Bedouin Village Faces Demolition, Residents Prepare for Tent Living
Residents of the Bedouin village of Dhiya, north of Rahat, are watching their homes being demolished, with one resident comparing the scene to the Nakba. Approximately 75 homes and 420 people are affected by the ongoing destruction, which began with the village mosque.
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What happened
- 01Dozens of homes in the Bedouin village of Dhiya, north of Rahat, are being demolished.
- 02An estimated 75 homes are targeted, affecting around 420 residents.
- 03A resident described the demolition scene as reminiscent of the Nakba.
- 04Families are preparing to live in tents due to the loss of their homes.
- 05A significant security force, including police and border guards, is present at the site.
Families are preparing to live in tents after losing their homes, facing an uncertain future amid a large security presence.
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