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Uploaded by on Jun 26, 2008

In Israel, Jewish and Bedouin women work together to survive economically in the desert. Traditionally, Bedouin women in the village of Ksefa do not attend school, nor are they allowed to leave home for work. Produced by BlueStarPR http://www.bluestarpr.com

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  • The Bedouin choose to live in their tents - even when Israel has built them modern housing. It is not a forced condition as you say.

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  • good work!!!!!!!

  • Why not let the bedouin speak for themselves. They can speak u know!

    Their living style is their matter of choice. There is no bedouin code that says ppl have to live in tents, herding cattle...etc.

  • Modern housing for a very small number of bedouins. The government builds rubbish dumps near their shanty villages.

  • vivre avec les rescapé du nazism c l'enfer

  • pauvre bedouin il vive l'enfer sur leur propre terre

  • Expanding the view of the many sorts of out-

    reach and tikkun olam projects that Israelis

    are faced with, and creatively address. Would also like to see more on the development plans and projects in the Negev.

  • This is fascinating! Please reveal more of the Israel that we don't know. Jewish women - always reaching out to help others.

  • Great video! It shows another side to Israel that tourists, and even Israelis don't see.

    Lauren

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