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Topic: Bedouins

April 27, 2013
4:58 am

A Bedouin camp located in the E1 area, between Jerusalem and the West Bank settlement of Maaleh Adumim, in December 2012. (photo credit: Lior Mizrahi/Flash90)

EU criticizes Israel’s demolition of Palestinian structures

Since 2008, some 2,400 Palestinian homes and buildings were knocked down in Area C, displacing over 4,400 people, according to European body

By Michal Shmulovich

April 26, 2013
4:20 pm

Israeli Air Force F-16B jets, June 2011 (photo credit: Ofer Zidon/Flash90)

Action in the north

Washington acknowledges the use of chemical weapons in Syria; a drone from Lebanon is shot down off the coast of Haifa

By Aaron Kalman

April 21, 2013
10:31 pm

Chief Rabbi of the IDF Rabbi Rafi Peretz, February 23, 2012. (photo credit: Gershon Elinson/FLASH90)

IDF rabbinate under fire for discrimination

Army rabbinic rulings book declares ‘goyim’ don’t have equal rights in Israel, recommends that women not affix mezuzas

By Stuart Winer

March 24, 2013
11:55 am

Amir Omar Hassan (photo credit: Channel 2 screenshot)

Family of Israeli held in Egypt remain optimistic

‘Usually, these things end well,’ says brother of Amir Omar Hassan, who was kidnapped by Bedouin on Friday

By Adiv Sterman and Times of Israel staff

March 23, 2013
5:50 pm

Amir Omar Hassan (photo credit: Channel 2 screenshot)

Egypt negotiating to free kidnapped tourists

Arab Israeli man and Norwegian woman, currently held in desolate mountainous area in Sinai, may be released soon

By Times of Israel staff and AP

February 25, 2013
7:52 pm

A Palestinian construction worker in Israel. (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Government investigators ignore ‘lying’ Palestinians

Judge excoriates Industry, Trade and Labor officials for racist attitudes toward suspects

By Yifa Yaakov

February 15, 2013
1:28 pm

An Egyptian security outpost in the northern Sinai Peninsula, near the Israeli border (photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash90/File)

Egypt foils smuggling attempt of 2 tons of explosives, weapons

In separate incident, undercover Israeli border guards seize 250 kg of hashish heading from Sinai to Israel

By Michal Shmulovich

February 7, 2013
3:01 pm

Bedouin woman herds sheep in her village in the Negev, February 2012. (photo credit: Alana Perino/FLASH90)

Government Bedouin land plan deemed impossible

Scheme to recognize tribal ownership of large Negev tracts includes sites that are home to army bases and security facilities

By Stuart Winer

January 27, 2013
9:01 pm

A Bedouin settlement in the Negev (illustrative photo credit: Alana Perino/Flash90)

Government backs landmark Bedouin settlement deal

Cabinet approves compromise to give official recognition to most illegal towns in the Negev, drawing criticism from left and right

By Aaron Kalman

January 20, 2013
7:10 pm

A demolished house in an unrecognized Bedouin village in the Negev, December 2010 (photo credit: Jorge Novominsky/Flash90)

Shin Bet, police foil Israeli Bedouin terror plots

Four men arrested, including an IDF soldier; suspects confess planning to plant bombs, fire rockets at major Israeli cities

By Adiv Sterman

December 31, 2012
8:19 pm

Bedouin in northern Sinai, October 2004 (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Sinai tribes threaten civil disobedience over new regulations on border with Israel

Egypt’s defense minister bans Bedouins from working narrow strip of land as part of ongoing effort to thwart terrorism

By Elhanan Miller

December 31, 2012
10:50 am

Jordanian protesters chant anti-government slogans, and demand from King Abdullah II swift political reforms and to end corruption in the kingdom, in Amman, Jordan, Dec. 21, 2012. In almost two years of protests, inspired by the Arab Spring revolutions, in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Syria, Jordanians have demanded greater political say. (photo: AP Photo/Mohammad Hannon)

Preaching the gospel of liberalism to the Jordanian street

Mudar Zahran, one of the leaders of his country’s burgeoning Dignity Revolution, says spring is in the air. And, he claims, a post-Hashemite Jordan will have huge implications for the Palestinians, who may be forced to choose — Western-style secular democracy or a government led by the likes of Hamas’s Khaled Mashaal

By Philippe Assouline

December 20, 2012
5:31 pm

Six men were arrested in connection with a November 19 knife attack on an Israeli man (photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash90)

Six arrested over stabbing attack during Pillar of Defense

Beersheba student was left in moderate condition after knifing in November

By Stuart Winer

December 18, 2012
9:20 am

A view of the Jewish West Bank settlement of Ma'aleh Adumim, with the controversial E1 tract in the background (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

West Bank land, empty but full of meaning

From the web The New York Times investigates the claims and counter claims regarding the E1 corridor

December 16, 2012
3:27 pm

A family of African migrants in the Shapira neighborhood of Tel Aviv (photo credit: Tomer Neuberg/Flash90)

Israel guilty of ‘bleak’ and ‘severe’ human rights abuses, local NGO asserts

Civil rights group’s report decries situation in the West Bank, among the Bedouin, and relating to African migrants in Tel Aviv

By Raphael Ahren

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