Drijat

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Drijat (Arabic: دريجات‎; Hebrew: דריג'את‎), also known as al-Drijat (Arabic: الدريجات‎; Hebrew: א-דריג'את‎) is an Israeli-Arab Bedouin village located near the city of Arad in the northern Negev. In 2005, it became the first town in the world to be outfitted with a multipurpose solar electricity system for providing power to the entire village. and reducing pollution.[1] It joined the Abu Basma Regional Council in 2004.

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• List of Arab localities in Israel

v • d • e Abu Basma Regional Council Recognised villages Abu Qrenat · al-Sayyid · Bir Hadaj · Makhul · Mulada · Qasr al-Sir · Tirabin al-Sana · Umm Batin Unrecognised villages Abu Talul · al-Atrash · al-Hawashla · Bir Hil · Drijat