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@commons-now.bsky.social Oct 13, 2026, 6:06 PM

Israel demolitions in Negev displace 400 Palestinians

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@thepiaz.bsky.social Oct 13, 2026, 12:44 PM

#Israel demolished 80 Palestinian structures in the Negev, displacing 400 people under 'no permit' claims. Meanwhile, Israel routinely denies Palestinians building permits, enabling systematic ethnic cleansing and settlement expansion. #Palestine #Negev @The_Piaz

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Israel demolishes 80 Palestinian structures in Negev

@ensonhbr.bsky.social Oct 12, 2026, 9:21 PM

Israel demolitions in Negev displace 400 Palestinians
Israeli authorities have demolished 80 structures in Al-Dahiya village in Israel’s Negev Desert

#Israel #Negev #PalestiniansIsraeli #Dahiya #AlJazeera

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@global-news-2024.bsky.social Oct 12, 2026, 8:59 PM

📰 Israel demolitions in Negev displace 400 Palestinians

Israeli authorities have demolished 80 structures in Al-Dahiya village in Israel’s Negev Desert

Source: Al Jazeera | Read story

💬 What are your perspectives on how this unfolds?

#NewsBluesky #Negev #Israel

@analytics.social.vir.group.ap.brid.gy Oct 12, 2026, 5:21 PM

🟡 Demolition | 4/10
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Demolition of houses in Palestinian village in Negev
Israel demolished 80 homes in a Palestinian village in the Negev, displacing around 400 people.

#OSINT #NewsGroup #Israel #Palestine #Negev

@patrickkapty.bsky.social Oct 6, 2026, 3:28 PM

The Beersheba Venus
carved ivory
c. 4500-3500 BCE
Beersheba culture
Israel

#handmade #carved #hippopotamus #ivory #Beersheba #venus #figurine #fertilityfigure #Negev #desert #Beershebaculture #Israel #chalcolithic #period #pregnant #woman #ivoryfigure #ivorycarving #Egyptian #predynastic #influence

The Beersheba Venus, a small prehistoric figurine of a pregnant woman carved from hippopotamus ivory. A fertility figure.
Discovered in Beersheba, Israel, and associated with the Chalcolithic period (circa 4500–3500 BCE).
The headless, 12 cm tall statuette features a polished surface, hands resting on the hips, a prominent pregnant belly with a drilled navel, and decorated pubic markings.
It is currently part of the collection at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
A group of objects made of hippopotamus tusks was discovered in Beersheba. In a workshop found in a subterranean dwelling, a complete canine tooth was revealed, together with a stone worktable, cutters' tools and ivory splinters. This evidence of a local ivory industry, in addition to the large number and variety of ivory objects that were found, suggests the existence of a prolific and creative school of highly skilled artisans.

Carved from a single piece of tusk, this mysterious figurine – beautifully preserved though headless and missing part of the right arm – is a nude female, apparently in an advanced state of pregnancy, with a large circular aperture in the place of her navel. Her hands rest on her hips, and her legs are slightly flexed as if moving; her pubic hairs are marked by drill holes, which were probably originally filled with bitumen or another material. The figurine, which is curiously lifelike, has a smooth, highly-polished surface. It somewhat resembles Egyptian Predynastic ivories.

@mau7ba.bsky.social Sep 15, 2026, 3:24 PM

nel #Negev.

Ma non è stato rinchiuso lì come punizione; è stato mandato nel reparto di isolamento riservato ai palestinesi che hanno contratto la #scabbia, una malattia della pelle, mentre si trovavano in una prigione israeliana. ⬇️