Ari Briggs

Facts ignored – the invention of a village

On July 16, the daily press briefing of the U.S. State Department astonished legal circles in Israel...writes Ari Briggs.

The EU peddles diplomatic immunity…writes Ari Briggs

The Jerusalem Municipality has demolished an illegally built structure just moments away from the Hebrew University campus.

Bedouin Safety Will Only Come With Equal Enforcement of Law

Bedouins in the Negev have been among the hardest hit by relentless Hamas fire...writes Ari Briggs.

Bedouin settlement, are we missing the point?…asks Ari Briggs

Recently a day of rage in Israel was initiated to protest the Begin Plan, the Governments’ proposal to accommodate Bedouin settlement in the Negev.

A Tale of Two Visits

Regavim's Ari Briggs took Israeli media personality Avri Gilad on a tour of Israeli land utilised by the Bedouin in the Negev. Gilad was shocked by what he saw but changed his mind completely when taken on a tour by the Bedouin. Ari Briggs answers Gilad's subsequent criticism....

Et tu, EU? No Dutch Treat her

Ari Briggs is a former Sydnesider now resident in Israel and active with Regavim, an organisation fighting to save Israeli land claimed by the Bedouin. He recently addressed the Dutch Parliament in defence of Israel...
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He came, he saw, he posted, now he’s branded a racist…writes Ari Briggs

Last Thursday, Israeli TV personality Avri Gilad went on a trip to the Northern Negev with Regavim - an independent, professional research institute & policy planning think tank involved in protecting Israel’s National Lands.

Tower & Stockade Settlements – Version 2.0; Bedouin Autonomous Region in the Negev

In the middle of the Arab uprising of 1936, the Jewish settlement of Kfar Hittim in the Gallil was...

Illegal Arab Building Defies Supreme Court Ruling

The illegal “building intifada” being waged by the Palestinian Authority on state lands in Area C of Judea and Samaria, (the West Bank), has become the latest battleground for the radical left in conjunction with foreign-funded Israeli so called “human rights” NGO’s such as B’tselem and Bimkom...writes Ari Briggs.

Al-Zarnoog and Bet El- A Tale of two settlements

In the beginning of the twentieth century, a group of Zionist Jews acquired a parcel of land measuring around 160 acres (65 hectares) in the Negev, in the area of Moshav Nabatim, between Beersheba and Dimona...writes Ari Briggs.