Why does Abu Talul, a Bedouin town in the Negev recognized by the Israeli gov't in 2006, still look like an illegal squatters’ camp?
▶️🔊 Find out in this short video.
▶️🔊 Find out in this short video.
In a comprehensive report in 2017, Regavim outlined a Plan for the Regulation of Bedouin settlement in the Negev. Read it here: bit.ly/35YWI8J
#ProtectingTheNegev
Solutions include: >
#ProtectingTheNegev
Solutions include: >
A) To utilize land resources better in already-existing communities. Ridiculous that sometimes ⅔ of legal settlements are empty because of land ownership claims! Disputes must be solved by reducing compensation packages & initiating ownership clarification procedures in court.
B) When necessary, create new communities where there are no ownership claims, & where sensible, long-term planning can be achieved.
Instead of rewarding illegal activity, propagating a poor quality of life, State of Israel should take responsibility - for everyone's benefit.
Instead of rewarding illegal activity, propagating a poor quality of life, State of Israel should take responsibility - for everyone's benefit.
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