Bedouin village to be evacuated despite Israel canceling plans to demolish it

Israeli court backs razing Bedouin village for Dimona expansion

Israel's Supreme Court has authorised the expulsion of the entire Palestinian Bedouin community of Ras Jaraba in the Naqab (also Negev) Desert, clearing the way for the demolition of the village and the displacement of roughly 500 residents to facilitate the expansion of the nearby Israeli city of Dimona, where the state's secretive nuclear complex is located. The ruling, issued on Wednesday, upheld the state's plan to remove the residents withi…

Bedouin village to be evacuated despite Israel canceling plans to demolish it

The ruling could be used as a precedent to expel other Bedouin villages from lands they have lived on since before the establishment of Israel in 1948, as it was written that turning a blind eye to the village staying on state lands doesn't grant the residents property rights

Israeli Supreme Court Approves Evacuation of Ras Jaraba Village in the Negev

The Israeli Public Radio reported on Thursday morning that the Israeli Supreme Court approved on Wednesday evening a decision to evict the residents of the Bedouin village of Ras Jaraba in the Negev, located within the Palestinian territories occupied in 1948.