 Kahale is derived from Syriac and Aramaic, from "kah" (verb meaning breathed or respired); "al" or "el" (the name of the Canaanite god El, who was considered the father of God and of mankind); and "e" (an ending denoting that the god El is the speaker's god)

Considering the locale and geography of the Kahale this name is suited well.A valley extends from the Sh'har west side of the Kahale into the Rjoum, eastern side of the Kahale.In this valley, the winds accelerate as if being sped along by some external supernatural will, the will of the ancient god El.