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Drijat

Coordinates:31°18′4″N35°4′34″E / 31.30111°N 35.07611°E /31.30111; 35.07611
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Village in southern Israel

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Place in Southern, Israel
Drijat
דריג'את
دريجات
Drijat is located in Northern Negev region of Israel
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Coordinates:31°18′4″N35°4′34″E / 31.30111°N 35.07611°E /31.30111; 35.07611
Country Israel
DistrictSouthern
CouncilAl-Kasom
Population
 (2022)[1]
1,339

Drijat (Arabic:دريجات;Hebrew:דריג'את), also known asDraijat, is anArab village in southernIsrael. Located in theNegev desert nearArad, betweenKuseife and theYatir Forest, it falls under the jurisdiction ofal-Kasom Regional Council. In 2022 its population was 1,339.[1]

Aerial view of Drijat

History

According to its residents, Drijat was established in the 19th century.[2] However, like dozens of other Arab locales in the Negev Desert, was anunrecognized village until 2004,[2] when it joined theAbu Basma Regional Council. It is the only Arab village in the Negev that is not Bedouin; its residents are descended from a long line offellahin. The ruins of a historical site named Dargot is located in Drijat, which is on theIsrael National Trail.

In 2009 the village was connected tonational water carrier, but remains unconnected to the electricity grid.[2] In 2005, it became the first town in the world to be outfitted with a multipurposesolar electricity system for providing power to the entire village and reducing pollution.[3] The only solar-powered mosque in theMiddle East is also located in the village.

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References

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  1. ^ab"Regional Statistics".Israel Central Bureau of Statistics. Retrieved21 March 2024.
  2. ^abcBedouin village gets water hook-up, 5 years after recognitionArchived 2009-09-23 at theWayback Machine Haaretz, 14 September 2009
  3. ^Golan, Patricia (2006-02-12)."Solar Energy Lights Up a Negev Village". Israel 21c. Archived fromthe original on 2008-06-11. Retrieved2008-10-08.
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