In the Negev Desert, Bedouin citizens in unrecognized villages endure harsh conditions amid missile attacks from Iran. Lacking shelters and emergency infrastructure, families often find refuge under bridges or in makeshift structures during conflicts.

Despite being citizens, they feel abandoned by the government. Investment in their communities is absent, and the state obstructs the construction of safe structures. This neglect leaves them vulnerable and traumatized, their pleas for protection and recognition largely ignored.

The Digest, 6/28/2025 @1200AM, CDT

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