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By: TheJestPress.com
**Bedouins in Suwayda Discover New Olympic Sport: Forced Relocation**
In a development that surprised absolutely no one—except, perhaps, the UN volunteer who still believes in “peace on earth”—the Bedouin minority in Suwayda has achieved a new level of notoriety as the world’s most active participants in involuntary marathons. Their secret? Forever running from those who would rather see them anywhere but Suwayda.
The trend began innocently enough: an optimistic Bedouin family attempted to grill kebabs in peace. Before the lamb even sizzled, local authorities and armed groups burst in, apparently acting on the abstract principle that happiness must never be tolerated without proper paperwork. “If these Bedouins would just disappear like my hopes for affordable WiFi, things would be much calmer,” one official commented, sipping imported coffee and staring at a strongly worded UN email.
Eyewitnesses claim the Bedouins are “everywhere and nowhere”—a strategy local strategists refer to as the “Ghost Camel Maneuver.” “I haven’t seen my cousin since he tried to Google ‘safe housing’,” lamented one displaced villager, frantically checking behind sand dunes for Wi-Fi—and relatives.
Meanwhile, international organizations are not standing idly by. In a bold move, they expressed “deep concern” and changed their profile pictures to beige. The world, ever responsive, is reportedly considering—wait for it—another conference! “We’re excited to send the 700th draft of our letter to the responsible parties,” boasted one UN intern. “If this keeps up, we might even consider a hashtag.”
Locals say Bedouins have grown used to the constant instability. “I used to lose sleep worrying we’d all be killed or displaced,” said one elder. “But now I worry if I can charge my phone before the next relocation.”
Stay tuned for next week’s episode, when the Bedouins attempt to find Wi-Fi—anywhere.
By: TheJestPress.com
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