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Dehorned: The impacts of house demolitions on the well-being of women from the unrecognized Bedouin-Arab villages in the Negev/Israel

机译：荒废：拆迁房屋对内盖夫/以色列未认出的贝都因人-阿拉伯村庄的妇女的福祉

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Thirty-five Bedouin-Arab villages in South Israel are regarded illegal settlements by the state. Consequently, the residents' homes are subject to demolition. Based on 12 semi-structured multiple-participant interviews, this paper examines the house demolitions' impacts on women, in the context of gendered constructions of social roles and space. It highlights that the marginalized position of Arab-Bedouin women - as women in a patriarchal community, as members of a minority within Israeli society, and as residents of an "invisible" settlement - contributes to the devastating effects of the house demolitions. In particular, the study's results show that the house demolitions inflict severe personal and collective trauma, amplified by women's primary role as mothers. Paradoxically, the very same role also becomes a source of resilience and political resistance, as women act to defend a sense of home and restore family life in the face of state violence.
机译：该州将以色列南部的35个贝都因人阿拉伯村庄视为非法定居点。因此，居民房屋将被拆除。基于12个半结构化的多参与者访谈，本文在社会角色和空间的性别建构的背景下，研究了拆迁对女性的影响。它着重指出，阿拉伯-贝都因妇女的边缘化地位（作为父权制社区中的妇女，以色列社会中的少数群体成员和“无形”定居点的居民）加剧了房屋被拆毁的破坏性影响。特别是，研究结果表明，拆毁房屋会造成严重的人身伤害和集体伤害，而妇女作为母亲的主要作用则加剧了这种伤害。矛盾的是，当妇女在面对国家暴力时捍卫家庭意识并恢复家庭生活时，同样的作用也成为抵御力和政治抵抗力的来源。

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