Examples of using Bedouin communities in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Bedouin communities at risk of forcible transfer: a vulnerability profile.
Of the remaining 11%, 10% live in Bedouin communities in the northwestern Negev.
In 2016, the police handled at least threecases of people being found chained up in Bedouin communities.
Tightening of coercive environment on Bedouin communities around Ma'ale Adumim settlement.
It began with fifteen women and has trained over 160to date, expanding beyond Lakia into neighbouring Bedouin communities.
Structures demolished/seized in two Bedouin communities in the area of the E1 settlement plan.
Fourteen(14) of the demolished structures were funded by donors andhad been provided as humanitarian assistance to five vulnerable Bedouin communities.
A forced relocation of Bedouin communities to urbanized townships would threaten their culture and livelihoods.
The school currently serves around 170 children from five Palestinian Bedouin communities in the E1 area.
This is one of the 46 Bedouin communities in the central West Bank which Israel is seeking to relocate to three designated sites.
Khan al Ahmar school in Jerusalem governorate,which serves children from five Bedouin communities, has been under threat of demolition since 2009.
This is one of 46 Bedouin communities in the central West Bank at risk of forcible transfer due to an Israeli'relocation' plan.
The government's bill wasdesigned one sidedly without even consulting the Bedouin communities, denying their basic rights over their land.
This is one of the 46 Palestinian Bedouin communities in the central West Bank at risk of forcible transfer due to the coercive environment exerted on them.
For more information on the risk of forcible transfer in the central West Bank,see OCHA Fact Sheet about Bedouin communities at risk of forcible transfer.
In the 1990s, Israel moved two other Bedouin communities from the area to a different area adjacent to the Abu Dis garbage dump.
Water restrictions have severely affected Palestinian Bedouin communities, many of which have no reliable access to water sources.
It is one of the 46 Bedouin communities in the central West Bank at risk of forcible transfer due to a coercive environment that includes the denial of infrastructure for basic services;
The CA(Civil Administration) announced its plan to"relocate" the Bedouin communities to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA).
Mladenov singled out the Bedouin communities from east Jerusalem and the Susiya area in the southern West Bank, warning that“the demolition of this community would set a dangerous precedent for displacement.”.
This was the goal of their intense efforts in the past decade-to turn the Bedouin communities in the area into“invaders” that sabotage the settlements' expansion.
It is also one of 18 Palestinian Bedouin communities that are located in or next to the planned E1 settlement area, aimed at creating a continuous built-up area between Ma'ale Adummim settlement and East Jerusalem.
The latter is located in an area planned for the expansion of the Ma'ale Adumim settlement(the E1 plan)and is one of 46 Bedouin communities in the central West Bank at risk of forcible transfer due to a“relocation” plan advanced by the Israeli authorities.
The community is one of the 46 Bedouin communities in the central West Bank at-risk of forcible transfer because of the coercive environment exerted on them, including a“relocation” plan advanced by the Israeli authorities.
The 18 communities in thisarea belong to a larger group of 46 Bedouin communities in the central West Bank, which the Israeli authorities seek to“relocate” to three designated sites.
It is also one of the 18 Palestinian Bedouin communities in the eastern Jerusalem governorate that are located in, or next to an area slated for the E1 settlement plan, aimed at creating a continuous built-up area between Ma'ale Adumim settlement and East Jerusalem.
The CA announced its plan to"relocate" the Bedouin communities to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA).
One article examines 18 vulnerable Bedouin communities residing in the so-called E1 area on the outskirts of East Jerusalem, which is allocated for the expansion of the Ma'ale Adumim settlement.
The latter community is one of 46 Palestinian Bedouin communities in the central West Bank at-risk of forcible transfer due to an official Israeli"relocation" plan.
The UN Secretary-General hasplaced on record that implementation of plans to transfer Bedouin communities in Area C would amount to forcible transfer and forced evictions, contravening Israel's obligations as an occupying power under humanitarian law and human rights law.