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March 28, 2008 05:21 PM

Modern Bedouins may have to move

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Bedouin boys in the unauthorized shanty town in the Negev where Israel destroyed more than two dozen homes last summer.
Bedouin boys in the unauthorized shanty town in the Negev where Israel destroyed more than two dozen homes last summer. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Children walk past a Bedouin shanty in Wadi Sa'awa, an unrecognized community that Israel is threatening to destroy.
Children walk past a Bedouin shanty in Wadi Sa'awa, an unrecognized community that Israel is threatening to destroy. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
A Bedouin girl plays in her unauthorized shanty town in the Negev. Israel destroyed more than two dozen homes here last summer.
A Bedouin girl plays in her unauthorized shanty town in the Negev. Israel destroyed more than two dozen homes here last summer. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Bedouin children stand near shanties demolished last summer by the Israeli government on the outskirts of Hiran, an unrecognized village in the Negev Desert.
Bedouin children stand near shanties demolished last summer by the Israeli government on the outskirts of Hiran, an unrecognized village in the Negev Desert. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
The remains of a home demolished by the Israeli government lie on the edge of an unauthorized Bedouin shanty town in the Negev Desert.
The remains of a home demolished by the Israeli government lie on the edge of an unauthorized Bedouin shanty town in the Negev Desert. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
The unauthorized Bedouin shanty town of Wadi Sa'awa. A few years ago, the Israeli government came and declared it a military training area.
The unauthorized Bedouin shanty town of Wadi Sa'awa. A few years ago, the Israeli government came and declared it a military training area. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Bedouin Hassam Finseh looks at the order from the Israeli government that is threatening to destroy his unauthorized home in the Negev community of Wadi Sa'awa. "Where shall I go?" asked  Finseh. "Do they want me to go to heaven?"
Bedouin Hassam Finseh looks at the order from the Israeli government that is threatening to destroy his unauthorized home in the Negev community of Wadi Sa'awa. "Where shall I go?" asked Finseh. "Do they want me to go to heaven?" Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Bedouin Hassan al Finesh  stands outside Wadi Sa'awa.
Bedouin Hassan al Finesh stands outside Wadi Sa'awa. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Mohammed Salameh, his four wives and 30 children all live in an unauthorized shanty town in the Negev out the outskirts of Hiran, an unauthorized Bedouin village.
Mohammed Salameh, his four wives and 30 children all live in an unauthorized shanty town in the Negev out the outskirts of Hiran, an unauthorized Bedouin village. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Mohammed Salameh's first wife, known as Umm Isbali, said she feels betrayed by an Israeli government that keeps trying to push them off their land.
Mohammed Salameh's first wife, known as Umm Isbali, said she feels betrayed by an Israeli government that keeps trying to push them off their land. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
One of Mohammed Salameh's wives holds one of her children.
One of Mohammed Salameh's wives holds one of her children. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Children play on a dirt mound outside Hura, one of seven towns set up by Israel especially for the Bedouin. The towns are among Israel's poorest.
Children play on a dirt mound outside Hura, one of seven towns set up by Israel especially for the Bedouin. The towns are among Israel's poorest. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
Shai  Dromi, a Jewish-Israeli farmer in the Negev who is facing manslaughter charges in the death of a Bedouin trespasser.  Dromi is under lax house arrest at his farm.
Shai Dromi, a Jewish-Israeli farmer in the Negev who is facing manslaughter charges in the death of a Bedouin trespasser. Dromi is under lax house arrest at his farm. Anna Blackshaw / MCT
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