Lu'aba Hilweh ("Beautiful Doll") is a joint venture of women and girls from Khan al-Ahmar together with women from the "Friends of the Jahalin" group. The venture revives traditional Bedouin embroidery and turns it into a source of livelihood, pride, and female empowerment. Each doll is hand-embroidered as a symbol of community resilience, passing on the story of the village and family tradition from generation to generation.

The Jahalin Communities Milk Pasteurization Center, an initiative of the Friends of Jahalin, is underway!

The Hebrew language is a vital resource, through which we can help the tribe's sons and daughters exercise their rights, acquire an education, and use it in employment and tourism. Removing the language barrier allows them to conduct themselves more independently in the space.

Activities for the children of the Jahalin tribe to enrich their leisure time after school

Developing tourism among the Jahalin communities in the northern Judean Desert is an engine for changing the image, for growth, for improving the economic situation, and for creating familiarity and connections with the tribe.

Friends of the Jahlin work to reduce violence and violations of Bedouin rights through a protective presence.

The "Vegetable Garden Project" is a community initiative that aims to promote nutritional independence among families in the Jahalin tribe, improve the appearance of the environment, and strengthen community through the establishment of small home gardens in the heart of the desert environment.

A project that connects a Bedouin family from the Jahalin community in the Judean Desert with an Israeli family. Its goal is to maintain a direct and unmediated channel of communication, and for each party to get to know the other in a friendly and pleasant way.

Friends of the Jahalin offer lectures to various bodies, in institutions or in the field with host families, with the goal of raising awareness about the situation of the Jahalin tribal communities in the northern Judean Desert and promoting equal rights for them.

Finding employment for the Jahalin people who suffer from unemployment of up to 70%, assistance in issuing work permits, as well as providing various trainings and supporting initiatives by the tribe.

The Honey Women of the Jahlin - 10 women of the tribe learned to raise bees and now make honey and wax candles for a living.