Unexpected Scene: Muslims Mistakenly Pray on a Tallit in Airport Synagogue

Ben Gurion Airport: A shocking sight was captured last week by a bystander when two Jewish travelers asked the way to the airport synagogue. Upon arrival, they were stunned to see a tallit spread on the synagogue floor with four Muslims kneeling on it. They returned to the bystander, asking, 'Are you sure this is a synagogue, or is it a mosque?'.

In the video (shared on the 0404 News Facebook page), the four Muslims are seen praying on the tallit openly, with no one noticing until the Jewish worshippers arrived. Y', who documented the scene, was in disbelief and decided to check himself. 'They apologized to me, saying they were looking for a place to pray', he explained. 'I found out after the two Jews looked for the synagogue, and I directed them there. They came back and asked if it was a mosque or a synagogue. I didn’t believe it, so I went to check. Of course, I explained it was not the appropriate place, and they apologized and left, not before folding the tallit nicely', Y' said.