A good eight months have passed since the Naqab uprising against the Israeli afforestation policy that aims to seize the land in the Naqa’ area east of Bir al-Sabe’. And a year and a half have passed since the Dignity Uprising took place in 1948-occupied Palestine, during which Israel arrested thousands of Palestinian Bedouin youth in the Naqab and flooded the streets with police officers and their vehicles. It also doubled house demolitions and court cases to gratify the extremist Israeli groups, among them the Sayeret Barel militia, which roam the streets of Bir al-Sabe’ and call for the ethnic cleansing of Arabs from Israel. In the meantime, these groups have chased Palestinian Bedouin youths simply for being in the city, and the Israeli municipality has increased its public activities in the courtyard of Al-Masjid al-Kabeer (Great Mosque)in Bir al-Sabe’, aiming to show great disrespect to the Palestinian Bedouins, who are passionate about their mosque.