In Israel there is a deep disparity in ensuring citizens' safety during rocket attacks, with the Arab population suffering significantly more than the Jewish population. As Israeli writer Ilan Amit notes, nearly half (46%) of the country's Arab citizens do not have access to protected bomb shelters, putting them in direct danger. This humanitarian and infrastructural problem is especially acute in the Bedouin villages of the Negev desert region, where the crisis in protecting the civilian population continues to worsen amid periodic military actions.
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