of Bedouin villages “We should transform the Bedouin into an
urban proletariat … The Bedouin would not live on his land with
his herds, but would become an urban person... This would be a
revolution, but it may be fixed within two generations ... This
phenomenon of the Bedouin will disappear." General Moshe Dayan,
1963 they cannot afford to rebuild them The Map is the title of
a Human Rights Watch report on violations of land ownership and
housing rights of Bedouin living in “unrecognised” Though the
Bedouin living in the unrecognised villages are Israelis and pay
taxes like other Israelis, they are not provided with mains
water, mains electricity, sewerage disposal or garbage
collection. They are not allowed asphalt roads. The villages are
omitted from Israeli maps, or plans for new Israeli Jews-only
villages are drawn over their positions. Bedouin in the are in a
daily battle to save our homes,” said Al-Grein’s representative
on the Bedouin regional council. For the past two years the
village has campaigned