Israeli far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has once again sparked controversy with a tour through the Bedouin village of Al-Kaabia in the Negev. This move has led to new political debates and tension in the region. Ben-Gvir is known for his radical views, and his actions often become the subject of criticism. This time, his visit to Al-Kaabia has caused dissatisfaction among local residents and human rights organizations. They believe that such tours provoke conflict and undermine stability in the region. The Israeli authorities have not yet commented on the incident. However, experts suggest that Ben-Gvir's actions could increase social tension between the Jewish and Arab populations of the country.
