JAFFA — Shortly after dusk, Muslims in the antiquated Israeli port city of Jaffa recorded discreetly into a vacant parking garage for Ramadan petitions, after the coronavirus episode constrained mosques to shut in Israel and the Palestinian domains.
Muslims regularly pack into Jaffa’s Ottoman-time sanctuaries for night adore during the month-long fasting occasion before emptying out into the old city and going for strolls along the Mediterranean promenade.
Palestinian and Arab Israeli men keep a 2-meter separation in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, as they supplicate in a parking area close to the sea shore in Jaffa, close to the Israeli beach front city of Tel Aviv subsequent to breaking their quick, on the second day of the Muslim heavenly month of Ramadan.
