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Amr Abu Al-Khayr wanted to bring something new the Strip and thought providing an affordable way for Palestinians to enjoy mansaf would be a great start
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Assaf began by collecting tools and metal pieces, and then took them to the blacksmith to be welded together before adding them to his sculptures
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The union said UNRWA is procrastinating in 'recognising our rights, which include tax returns for agency projects'.
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Egypt's Sinai, Libya, Algeria and Palestine, including the city of Acre and some beaches in the Gaza Strip, have seen new rocks exposed on their beaches with tidal waters moving five to 20 metres, leading to fears that a tsunami will strike.
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Talal Taha has collected over 25,000 newspapers since the Camp David Accords
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The occupation claims the building which housed a wedding hall and photography studio was being used for the production of weapons
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Palestinians have been donating blood and taking action to help those affected by the deadly natural disaster
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The initiative was welcomed by the local community and taxi drivers who are among Gaza's lost earners.
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Severe weather conditions are exacerbating the situation in Gaza
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UNRWA today appealed for help to meet the humanitarian needs of Palestinians living in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza, Thomas White, said the occupied...
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Factions in Gaza also called on Arab states to stop normalising ties with the occupation
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"Over the past years, Gaza Strip Municipalities have been struggling and trying to spare no effort to maintain the people's living conditions by innovating new alternatives to keep providing the citizens with the municipal services, even at a minimum."
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Artist, Taima Salama, who is 25 years old, devoted herself to helping the blind and creating storybooks for the blind to use at schools, in order to help the students feel the story through modelled pictures.
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Harvesting time in Gaza
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Actors took part in the play, with support from the Italian Cultural Exchange Centre, using the stage to simulate the issue of asylum and forced emigration from the land.
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As part of Israel's siege on Gaza, a number of medical equipment and medicines are not allowed to enter the Strip, leaving patients unable to access lifesaving treatment
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About 1,300 Christians, both Greek Orthodox and Latin Catholic, live in the Gaza Strip
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Data from the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics indicate that 3.5 per cent of people with disabilities in the Gaza Strip suffer from difficulty using their hands
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Gaza has seen an increase in the number of girls being taking part in boxing training but the siege and economic situation mean they cannot complete in international competitions
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Around 1,300 Christians, including Greek Orthodox and Latin Catholic live in the Gaza.
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Palestinians watch the World Cup 2022 final which saw Argentina beat France on 18 December 2022.
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Funerals were held in Gaza on 18 December 2022 for 8 Palestinians who died trying to make their way from North Africa to Europe in an effort to escape the siege on Gaza.
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Palestinians in Gaza make furniture by weaving bamboo
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The $50 million project is expected to see a change in the local area, replacing a previously polluted area with an open space for residents to enjoy and where clean water can flow to the sea.
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Palestinians in Gaza held a vigil calling for disabled people to have equal access to health care, education and protection from the occupation's crimes
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Authorities in Gaza have today destroyed large quantities of narcotics seized since the beginning of the year following smuggling operations. Speaking at a press conference today the head of...
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Hydrotherapy relieves stress on the joints by decreasing joint compression forces and helps reduce swelling around the injured area. The warm water also allows increased movement, promotes relaxation of the muscles and relieves pain.
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The opening ceremony was accompanied by artistic performances and stalls providing local products.
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The date harvest is a major event for Gaza's farmers. Starting in late September and lasting until the end of October it produces tens of thousands of the fruit
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The head of the government office, Salama Maarouf, said dozens of media professionals have paid a heavy price for working to convey the truth about the occupation to their people and the world.
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Over millennia Gaza has been subject to the rule of the Pharaohs, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and Muslims.
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The measure comes a month after sales were stopped by the occupation authorities