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The Israeli occupation authorities demolished around 80 homes and a mosque in the Al-Dhahia village in the Negev this morning, risking the lives of hundreds of residents and threatening to displace families. The demolitions followed the court’s refusal to freeze the demolition operations, despite an earlier agreement stipulating the incorporation of the village into the Rahat municipality. However, development authorities declined to implement this. The municipality intends to provide halls and social support to the Abu Wadi family, who own about 630 dunams and have lived on that land for decades, while the residents insist on remaining in their homes and refusing forced displacement. They are calling for planning solutions that preserve their rights to housing. The issue highlights the ongoing crisis of housing and planning in Arabic Bedouin communities in the Negev, amid rising fears of losing property and economic resources.
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