29 reactions | At the Karmiel Dance Festival, the Youth Dance Company shared their knowledge and love of American dances with Israeli and Arab dance groups. In return, they got to learn Israeli and Arab folk dances, as well as International style dance. Here is a clip from our Arab dance exchange -- we shared the Swing with the Arab dancers, in return they taught us the Debka! | Dancing Classrooms New York City | Facebook

Khaliji my love🩷 I’ve been dancing Arabic hair dance since I was a child, and it is for me an important part of my life, as joy for dance and sharing it with other women. Arabic folk dance help me a lot to pass the most difficult time in my life, years years ago….so I couldn’t let it!🥰This is a small part of my Khaliji we just happened in Rome for the event @orientalstarsinrome ⭐️ I’m always studying Arabic folklore dance and I just discovered a lot of secrets about authentic Khaliji dances th

4.8K views · 66 reactions | Middle Eastern Dabke: The Dance of Unity,...

Dabke is more than just a dance — it's the heartbeat of the Middle East. From the rooftops of Lebanese villages to the fields of Palestine, the streets of Syria, and the deserts of Jordan, Dabke lives on as a symbol of strength, joy, and shared heritage. Across Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Jordan, Dabke dancers move in perfect rhythm, stomping, spinning, and leading their communities in celebration. Each region has its own flavor: Lebanese Dabke brings power and precision, especially the Baalb

How about some beauty and Inspiration? Palestinians danced dabke, the Arab folk dance, in front of Israeli snipers during the Great Return March in Gaza this past July. | Jewish Voice for Peace