Israel has no right to evict from land that was occupied before the state was established

1. The Bedouin "villages" were temporary encampments as they were a nomadic people.

2. The encampments were on untitled land

3. When Israel became a state all untitled land became property of the state.


Oh, and by the way, do the Jews evicted and dispossessed from the Arab countries and from Judea and Samaria have the right to return to their land? Inquiring minds would like to know.