Heart of a Bedouin
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The term Bedouin is derived from the Arabic word for desert, badia; meaning a Bedouin is a desert dweller. They are extraordinary people, their connection to mother nature is exemplary, and their history speaks for itself. Bedouin’s trace there ancestry all the way back to Prophet Ismael, the firstborn son of prophet Abraham. This documentary is filmed in the birth land of their forefather Ishmael and gives insight to life before, during and after the 1948 war, shedding light on tribal history, identity and culture.
