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Élisabeth Marteu, « Some Reflections on How Bedouin Women of the Negev Relate to Politics », Bulletin du Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem, ID : 10670/1.osqwhx
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This version has been mainly translated into Englis by Marion & John Krivine. The approximately 130,000 Bedouin currently living in the Negev represent 13 % of the Arab citizens of Israel who in turn constitute 20 % of the total Israeli population. This minority, albeit Sunni Muslim of Arab nationality, consistently proclaims its uniqueness. Even as Israeli Arab citizens unanimously identify themselves as Palestinian, the Bedouin refer to their own history and culture that of the Bedu, inhabi...