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JERUSALEM Cheap NFL Jerseys China , June 25 (Xinhua) -- Although Jews and Arabs live together in Israel, they are largely estranged from each other and unaware of each others' customs and traditions.


But the Association for the Advancement of Civic Equity in Israel, better known as Sikkuy, aims to change the situation by bringing Israeli Jews into Arab cities and showing them the real daily life there.


Shireen Mahajna, a tour guide of a group of Israeli visitors, was humorously explaining the customs of Ramadan to them.


"One cannot eat, drink Cheap NFL Jerseys , smoke or have sex during the fast," she told them.


"I wonder what they go and do first," a female Jewish participant chuckled. For her and many Jews, it was the first time that they were being exposed to the intricate details of the holy month observed by Muslims.


The group of about 50 people, mostly Israelis and also including some foreign students in Israel, were listening to Mahajna intently. They seemed fascinated about everything around.


"I feel like I have missed out on something. How can it be that during all these years I have never entered Umm el-Fahem?" said Hemda Drabkin from Tel Aviv.


Umm el-Fahem, the city she and others were visiting Cheap Jerseys Shop , is the second largest Arab-Israeli city in the country.


Situated between the Palestinian city of Jenin and the Israeli cities of Haifa and Afula, it has an image of a problematic city, home to the northern branch of the radical Islamic Movement in Israel.


The organization is considered a violent offshoot of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and is led by Raed Salah, former mayor of Umm el-Fahem.


Salah was recently released from prison. He has been found guilty of inciting violence by Israeli courts more than once.


The majority of the people in city, however, are leading peaceful daily lives, which is exactly what Sikkuy is trying to show.


"On some level Cheap Jerseys Wholesale , even though rationally I knew there was no problem, there was some fear about coming here," said Dikla Lerner, a female visitor who is a teacher from nearby Kibbutz.


"Through tourism, a lot can be done. Bringing people closer, getting