Bedouin of the Jahalin tribe in Khan al-Ahmar turned one of their tents into a sukkah and invited Jews to come and visit over Sukkot, Ynet reported.
Khan al-Ahmar is located on the road between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea and has been in the news often in the past few years after Regavim filed a petition that demanded that the government fulfill the order that said that buildings that don't get government approval will be destroyed.
In 2018, the Supreme Court ruled that the people of Khan al-Ahmar would be evicted and their buildings destroyed, but the government has yet to evict them.
Three weeks ago a six-month delay was requested by the government.
The Jahalin tribe is now inviting Jews to visit their sukkah and have refreshments including baking pita. The initiative was started in partnership with "Friends of Jahalin", and according to them, hundreds of Jews visited the sukkah before it closed on Friday.