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        <h1 class="reader-title">Adalah: The Illegality of Israel’s Plan
          to Transfer Palestinian Bedouin Citizens into ‘Refugee
          Displacement Camps’ in the (Negev)</h1>
        <span>December 13, 2019</span></div>
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              <p>Israel is taking the first steps towards establishing
                refugee displacement camps to house tens of thousands of
                Palestinian Bedouin citizens of Israel whom it plans to
                “urgently” evict from their homes in unrecognized
                villages across the Naqab (Negev) region without even
                offering them any permanent or just housing solutions,
                according to a new in-depth <a
href="https://www.adalah.org/uploads/uploads/Adalah_Position_Paper_Refugee_Displacement_Camps_December_2019.pdf">report</a>
                published by Adalah – The Legal Center for Arab Minority
                Rights in Israel.</p>
              <p>Adalah’s new position paper, released, on Tuesday,
                takes a detailed look at the ramifications of the plans,
                and the ways in which they violate the human rights of
                the Bedouin community.</p>
              <p>Israel’s basic aim is to transfer the residents of
                ‘unrecognized’ Palestinian Bedouin villages – villages
                in which they have lived for decades, and some of which
                have existed since before the state’s establishment in
                1948 – to temporary structures for a period of up to six
                years.</p>
              <p>The plans constitute another step by Israel to forcibly
                remove the Palestinian Bedouin population of the
                unrecognized villages from their homes and lands in the
                quickest possible fashion.</p>
              <p>Israel’s plan to establish refugee displacement camps
                for Palestinian Bedouin citizens must be understood in
                the context of a January 2019 announcement by Israel’s
                Bedouin Authority that it intends to evict 36,000
                Bedouin citizens for the needs of “economic development
                projects” and the expansion of military training areas,
                the report said.</p>
              <p>These plans – expected to affect thousands of families,
                will have devastating consequences for the entire
                Palestinian Bedouin population of the Naqab, both in the
                unrecognized villages and in the recognized townships
                where the refugee displacement camps are to be
                constructed, the report said.</p>
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