Thus, Bedouins do not carry their own water, because they know where the oases are.
Find yourself in the desert drinking hot and sweet tea with Bedouins and travelers from around the world.
In 1970, Palestinians, both citizens and refugees, were almost as numerous in Jordan as King Hussein's own Bedouins.
The Bedouins named the building the Treasury because they believed that urns sculpted on top of it contained great treasures.
The Sinai is one of the most underdeveloped areas in the country, and Bedouins have long complained that government services are nonexistent.
Drums and lutes echo the grave, distant tunes of Bedouins and Peuls.
The Commandments are one of the scrolls, which were discovered by Bedouins in desert caves near the Dead Sea in the late 1940s and 1950s.
Fly to Jordan, where I made friends with Bedouins under the stars in the Wadi Rum and ate more hummus and kunefe than I could have ever imagined.
Right now, as you are reading this, the suite hotels are filling up, the business bedouins are settling in, trying to find ESPN on the tube.
To some degree, diplomats say, the free rein Bedouins have in the Sinai is linked to a long legacy of instability in a critical part of the Middle East.
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To flatter him, flag-waving schoolchildren lined the streets, Egyptian bedouins with links to Mr Qaddafi's own tribe cheered him on, and the state-controlled media offered blanket coverage of his forays to the Egyptian Museum and the tomb of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian president whom Mr Qaddafi still idolises as a hero of Arab nationalism.
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