The Shasu were a group of Semitic peoples who, at a certain point, entered ancient Egypt. They inhabited regions like Sinai, the Levant, and Saudi Arabia. The Egyptians confronted them several times, but what stands out about the Shasu is that they were the biblical peoples, such as the Edomites, Kenites, and Midianites, who believed in Yahweh, the God of Abraham. Watch the video to learn more about this worship of the God of Abraham that existed before the formation of Israel.