Amnesty International accuses Israel of carrying out a state-led campaign that the rights group describes as “ethnic cleansing” targeting Bedouin and herding communities in the occupied West Bank. According to Amnesty’s newly released report, these rural Palestinian communities face forced displacement and a range of pressures linked to Israeli settler violence. Amnesty says the measures appear intended to accelerate Israel’s annexation of Palestinian territory. The report describes communities as bearing the brunt of violence and displacement, which it frames as part of a broader pattern affecting their ability to remain on their land. Multiple outlets report Amnesty’s characterization of the campaign and its stated rationale, emphasizing that the organization links the alleged conduct to annexation-related objectives. The accounts are based on Amnesty’s findings and wording, without providing an independent assessment or separate evidence from other sources in the materials shared. The claims add to ongoing international scrutiny of policies and security practices in the West Bank and of Israel’s impact on Palestinian communities.