Ahlulbayt News Agency: The Israeli authorities on Tuesday demolished the unrecognized Palestinian Bedouin village of al-Araqib in the Naqab desert in southern 1948 Occupied Palestine for the 217th time since 2010.
Israeli bulldozers demolished the tents and tin structures in al-Araqib village after the Israeli police surrounded it, attacking the Bedouins and forcing them to leave their houses.
The residents have repeatedly rebuilt their small houses out of wood and plastic in an attempt to confront the Israeli plans to evict them from their village.
On the 1st of May 2023, the village was demolished for the 216th time.
Al-Araqib village shelters 22 families comprising 800 Palestinian civilians, who live on livestock farming and desert agriculture.
Bedouin inhabitants of the village have proof of their ownership of 1,250 dunums of land dating back to the 1970s, but the Israeli authorities refuse to accept them and are working to evict them from their land.
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Israeli bulldozers demolished the tents and tin structures in al-Araqib village after the Israeli police surrounded it, attacking the Bedouins and forcing them to leave their houses.
The residents have repeatedly rebuilt their small houses out of wood and plastic in an attempt to confront the Israeli plans to evict them from their village.
On the 1st of May 2023, the village was demolished for the 216th time.
Al-Araqib village shelters 22 families comprising 800 Palestinian civilians, who live on livestock farming and desert agriculture.
Bedouin inhabitants of the village have proof of their ownership of 1,250 dunums of land dating back to the 1970s, but the Israeli authorities refuse to accept them and are working to evict them from their land.
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