At least some good is coming out of the Coronavirus pandemic. Two Israeli paramedics who were on a prayer break have become famous overnight. An Israeli Arab Muslim and Jew have sat a good example for others.<\/p>\n
A picture of them praying side by side has gone viral all over the world.\u00a0 As one of them said, we’re all battling this. Then why do we hold on to the hate?<\/p>\n
On a Tuesday when two Israeli paramedics were taking a prayer break, a co-worker took a photo of them. 43-year old Avraham Mintz, a Jew, and 39-year old Abu Jama, a Muslim, praying together while on duty.<\/p>\n
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Urdu Rap Song ‘Mandir Masjid’ Makes You Confront Your Biases [Video]<\/a><\/p>\n Avraham Mintz a Jew from Beersheba, wrapped himself in his prayer shawl and faced north toward Temple Mount<\/em>, while Zoher Abu Jama an Arab Muslim from Rahat, sat on his prayer rug facing south toward the Kabbah<\/em>.<\/p>\n While their co-worker and the rest of the world were in awe, both men say their joint prayers are nothing new.<\/p>\n A beautiful photo that shows how Israelis come together in a time of crisis.<\/p>\n MDA's staff and volunteers may come from different religions and backgrounds, but all of them are integral and committed to helping Israelis fight #coronavirus<\/a> #Israel<\/a> #Covid_19<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/f7WaBcvaNz<\/a><\/p>\n — Magen David Adom (@Mdais) March 24, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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