Palestinian bedouin

Palestinian bedouins are a people that have historically roamed with livestock and other domesticated animals in the regions that roughly corresponds with areas to the west of the Jordan river.

Overview

Palestinian bedouins became sedentary earlier than other bedouins of the Middle East.[1] Some Palestinian activists have suggested that Israelis reinforce the Palestinian bedouin identity in an attempt to divide and conquer suggesting that a divided Palestinian community is weaker.[2] The Palestinian bedouin way of life has been affected significantly by the establishment of Israel due to the travel restrictions imposed.

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See also

References
  1. Litvak, Meir (2009). Palestinian Collective Memory and National Identity. p. 107.
  2. Le Febvre, Emilie (2012). Palestinian Activism in Israel. p. 128.
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