Bedouins in Egypt retreat to more traditional way of life to face COVID-19
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the Bedouin community in Egypt, mainly in southern Sinai, that heavily relied on tourism to make ends meet, is retreating deep into the mountains and the desert to live a more traditional life.
A correspondent in Egypt | Egypt | Oct 2, 2020
Members of the Humsa Al Baqai'a Bedouin community, east of the occupied West Bank village of Tubas, try to salvage scattered cereal on Nov. 6, 2020, two days after Israel's army demolished the homes of nearly 80 Palestinian Bedouins in a rare operation targeting an entire community at once.
