Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Israel sues Bedouins for costs of repeated demolitions of their homes

Unprecedented law suit seeks NIS 1.8 million in damages from 34 Negev Bedouin; Israel Lands Administration says defendants built homes on land belonging to the state.

The state filed an unprecedented suit against 34 Negev Bedouin in Be'er Sheva Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, seeking NIS 1.8 million in damages for the expense repeatedly incurred in evicting the defendants from state land and demolishing their homes.

The state, through the Israel Lands Administration, told the court that the defendants had built homes in the Al-Arakib area, northeast of Be'er Sheva, on what had been state land since the time of Ottoman rule.

Bedouin, El’arajib



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"on what had been state land since the time of Ottoman rule."
Which state this ILA is referring to, I wonder. Because the piece of crap that goes by the name of Israel was only created in 1948.

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