Introduction to the Bedouin Community in the Negev Infographic Explainer
The Negev Bedouin are desert-dwelling Muslim Arabs with a historically semi-nomadic and herding lifestyle who retain unique cultural traditions and heritage. The center of the Bedouin population in Israel is in the Negev desert – Naqab in Arabic. They are part of a diverse Arab minority in Israel and share many interests and concerns with broader Arab society.
This resource provides a basic introduction to Bedouin communities in the Negev. Refer to the Source Sheet Companion for a list of references and a selection of additional resources for further learning.
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