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Jahalin Bedouin
The Jahalin Bedouin lived in the Tel Arad region of the Negev. In the early 1950s, the Jahalin were evicted from their traditional lands by the Israeli army. They re-grouped east of Jerusalem but were forced to end their pastoral life-style after the Israeli conquest of the West Bank in 1967. They are currently based in the village of 'Arab al-Jahalin east of Jerusalem,〔http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/bedouin-community-wins-reprieve-from-forcible-relocation-to-jerusalem-garbage-dump-1.411248〕 however on 16 September 2014 it was announced that they would be moved to a new area in the Jordan Valley north of Jericho.〔(Israeli government plans to forcibly relocate 12,500 Bedouin ) - Retrieved 16 September 2014〕
In March 1875 Claude R. Conder, leader of the Palestine Exploration Fund survey team, reported the land south of Ain Jidy, close to Masada, belonged to the Jahalin. He met one of their sheikhs, Abu Dahuk, and noted the size and strength of their horses and their fondness for tobacco. He states that they had recently been driven from their country by Dhullam Arabs and mentions a war going on three hours from the team's camp at Beit Jibrin.〔Palestine Exploration Fund ''Quarterly Statement for 1875.'' London. Page 132. "we found fully worthy of Dr. Robinson's remark that they are the filthiest and most degraded of Arabs."〕 Earlier in the same year one of Conder's colleagues on the survey listed the Jahalin as numbering 150 men, with 100 tents.〔PEF, 1875. Page 28. Mr Tyrwhitt Drake's Reports.〕
On 17 April 2012 a documentary about the Jahalin, "Nowhere left to go" directed by Harvey Stein, was premiered at the French Cultural Centre. Jerusalem.()
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