The book explores the evolving role of sheep-rearing among the Negev Bedouin, highlighting its significance as both a traditional livelihood and a response to modern economic challenges. It examines the impact of social, political, and economic changes, including land expropriation and housing issues, on this practice. Despite these challenges, sheep-rearing remains vital for cultural identity and community cohesion, with cooperation among flock owners, shepherds, and officials playing a crucial role in maintaining grazing rights and pastoral arrangements.
