As the government prepares to raze a Bedouin village to make way for a new Jewish settlement, activists are organizing events highlighting justice and shared society.

Bedouin children in the unrecognized village of Al-Fura spent the first day of classes protesting for a primary school and kindergartens in the village.

After forty years, schools in two Bedouin villages will finally be connected to the power grid.

Anti-war sentiment or social media postings are not grounds for termination. Yet a rash of terminations pose a threat to freedom of expression.

In a major victory for Bedouin land rights, the cancellation of 51 demolition orders was upheld in a Be’er Sheva court.