The Hajj, the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, is a momentous event in the Muslim calendar. Around two million Muslim pilgrims are flocking to Saudi Arabia this month for the four-day long ritual. Among them you’ll find a group of unlikely visitors. More than 4,000 Israeli Muslims are also carrying out their religious duties in the Saudi kingdom, a country that has no diplomatic relations with Israel. Ahmad Jum’a, a Muslim who lives in Israel, has visited the kingdom six times for the Umra, the minor pilgrimage. Equipped with a home video camera, he brings rare footage from his most recent trip. Ahmad Jum’a, Hajj Guide: There are some minor obstacles because we\re Muslims who live inside Israel. We need entry permits to get into the Saudi kingdom so we send in our Israeli passports and receive temporary Jordanian passports. That way we as Muslims living in Israel, can head for Saudi Arabia and do the Hajj. Once in Mecca, Israeli Muslims can be part of an uplifting...