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Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot

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Bedouins from the Jahalin tribe in Judea and Samaria offered a unique gesture to their Jewish neighbors over the Sukkot holiday. Subscribe to World Israel News! https://worldisraelnews.com/join?t=yo... Follow WIN on Facebook: / worldisraelnews Follow WIN on Twitter: / worldisraelnews Follow WIN on Instagram: / worldisraelnews

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Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

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Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

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Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

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Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot

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Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

0:16

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

0:25

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

0:34

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Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot

Key moments

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

World Israel News

Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot

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Key moments

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

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Key moments

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

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Muslim IDF Soldier: "They Told Me To Stay Quiet, But I'm Speaking Out Now..."

Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot

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Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

World Israel News

Bedouins host Jews for Sukkot

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Key moments

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

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Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Turning one of the tents in their village of Khan al-Ahmar into a sukkah, the tribe invited Jews to visit their village and enjoy some Bedouin hospitality over the holiday.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Guests may choose to bake pita bread or enjoy other treats offered at the sukkah during their stay.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

Khan al-Ahmar is located in the Judean desert, alongside a road that connects Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.

World Israel News

Transcript

Muslim IDF Soldier: "They Told Me To Stay Quiet, But I'm Speaking Out Now..."

Key moments

Key moments