A 28-year-old man from the Bedouin village of Tarabin in the Negev was shot and killed during a police raid aimed at arresting suspects linked to recent attacks on property. Police stated the man posed a threat to officers, leading to the use of lethal force, while relatives and local residents disputed this account, describing him as a family man and questioning the necessity of the shooting. The incident has sparked tension in Tarabin, with police blocking access to the village and residents expressing feelings of abandonment and frustration over ongoing police operations. A rally attended by lawmakers and public figures was held in support of the community, emphasizing resilience and calls for justice amid continued unrest and heightened security measures in the region.