In Israel’s desert, solar panels become a tool for Bedouin land rights
At the end of a dusty desert road in southern Israel, a glint of silver reflects the fierce Negev sun. The source is not water—but solar panels, spread across the land of Tirabin al-Sana, a Bedouin village that’s betting on clean energy to secure its future. A teacher stands near a scaffolding holding photovoltaic solar…