Currently, the Israeli government is implementing a "population replacement plan in the Negev": demolishing 14 villages and communities (4 have already been destroyed since last May), home to about 9,000 residents, and establishing about 20 new Jewish settlements in the same areas, sometimes in the exact same locations. Meanwhile, various government plans threaten tens of thousands of families in Bedouin villages. These crimes occur with almost no media coverage. More than 300,000 Bedouin citizens in the Negev suffer from severe discrimination, including the demolition of approximately 4,000 homes annually and the displacement of thousands of families, largely because most Jewish media outlets in Israel cover them in a biased manner that aligns with Israel's far-right government. The Jewish media in Israel, except for "Haaretz," rarely covers routine extreme violence against Bedouin citizens, let alone other human rights violations, and the situation in the Negev is becoming increasingly similar to what occurs in the occupied West Bank. Worse still: The Jewish media is largely an active participant in severe and long-standing incitement against Bedouin citizens in the Negev, portraying them as prone to criminality, invaders, and land thieves. Against this backdrop, about 150,000 Bedouins living in villages suffer from extreme discrimination in services: they lack basic infrastructure, building permits, connection to electricity, water and sewage networks, proper educational institutions, waste disposal services, and more.