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Summer Fun Weeks are one of the Agency's responses and interventions to help mitigate the psychological effects of recurring cycles of conflict and difficult living conditions resulting from 15 years of blockade
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This dish was exported across the Gulf and to the Levant, with each area adding its own spices and flavours to the blend.
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In the first such event, the students will see their videos published on the global TED network, and one of them may be nominated to move to the United States to talk about her experience.
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Students in Gaza showcased their technological creations during an event held by the Ministry of Education
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Palestinians in Gaza held a protest today calling for UNRWA to stop delaying the rebuilding of demolished homes
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As Ramadan brings extended families together to break their fast, Gazans often turn to catering kitchens to provide food for their collective iftars.
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Once collected, the plastic is treated, shredded and turned into small granules which are washed, dyed and dissolved to transform them into the necessary shape to allow for them to be woven into mats and rugs.
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Through the sit-in Palestinians hope to deliver a message to President Mahmoud Abbas that there have been "enough delays and procrastination for poor families, for our suffering has exceeded the mountains."
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To overcome the shortage of sports centres, Moaz set up iron bars in his garden to help him train and encouraged his family members to do the same.
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Prices of flour and wheat being brought into the besieged enclave through Egypt have risen 20 per cent in recent weeks
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Girls from a Bedouin village in Gaza were able to break with tradition and establish themselves as carpenters, making educational tools for schools.
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Aqsa Week is being marked from 24 February to 2 March this year and involves events around the world from Australia to the UK, South Africa to Turkey.
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UNRWA has prepared 54 shelters to house displaced Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip
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It's winter but every morning in Gaza dozens of Palestinians wake up early, go to the beach and swim for 15-20 minutes.
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The participants in the vigil carried banners of solidarity with the journalists who had been dismissed, and called for them to be reinstated and for DW to end its biased policy towards Israel.
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Eighty-six-year-old Palestinian barber Ismail Al-Khatib refuses to retire.
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A forum in the Gaza Strip sheds light on the Israeli siege on the Gaza Strip for 15 years
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"We have lost about 70% of thee bees we had, which is a grave financial loss for us"
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For locals, this traditional cooking utensil provides reassurance that their food will be cooked to the best quality.
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The wastewater treatment plants went into test operation at the end of 2020, and regular operation at the start in April 2021
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A teacher in Gaza has created a robot to help modernise education in Palestinian schools.
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The tilapia fish farming project by the Ministry of Agriculture in the Gaza Strip continues to achieve success for the twelfth consecutive year
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The European Union is ready to provide all the support necessary to help this process along.
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The system sees large sandbags placed around 20 metres from the beach. These act as wave breakers and will protect the homes which overlook Gaza's sandy beaches.
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“The occupation’s decision to classify six Palestinian civil rights organisations as terrorist organisations is a flagrant violation of international law and a crime against our people”
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The Positive Energy Club launched the yoga initiative to help promote positive mental health among cancer patients as part of Pink October which aims to raise awareness about breast cancer
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Gaza’s landfill site is expanding to accommodate two million cubic metres of waste per day in an effort to meet the enclave's needs for the next nine years
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Thirteen people have been tried on drug trafficking offenses, one was handed a death sentence, while three others have been given life terms.
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Salala, which was established in 2006, is the only association concerned with animal welfare in the Gaza Strip
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Palestinian farmers in the Gaza Strip are facing hardships and working at a loss as a result of the terms set out for exports by the Israeli occupation authorities....
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Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have started harvesting their date palms
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As Palestinian farmers harvest their olive crop this season, they are met with frustration at the low yields