- Ongoing offensives in Daraj and Tuffah in the east and Tel Al-Hawa, Sabra, and Rimal further west
- Heavy armor push comes as Egypt, Qatar and the US step up efforts to mediate a ceasefire pact
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- Egypt and Jordan have similarly issued statements condemning the attack
- School was housing thousands of displaced Palestinians seeking shelter from Israel’s war
- Keir Starmer warns Israel against escalating tensions with Hezbollah
- British FM to begin reviewing arms sales to Israel, UNRWA funding this week
- French voters split the legislature on the left, center and far-right, leaving no faction even close to the majority needed to form a government
- The results from Sunday’s vote raised the risk of paralysis for the European Union’s second-largest economy
- Arshad Sharif was shot in the head when Kenyan police opened fire on his car in October 2022
- High Court in Kajiado, a town south of Nairobi, rejected a police claim that the killing was a case of mistaken identity
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What is Alheda’a?
Alheda’a is a combination of sounds, gestures, and sometimes musical instruments used by camel herders across Arabia to communicate with their camels. A folk art passed down through generations, these rhythmic expressions, inspired by poetry, form a unique vocabulary that camels seem to understand and obey.
Taba village
Located near Saudi Arabia’s northern city of Hail, Taba village is attracting an increasing number of tourists because it was built on the rim of an extinct volcano’s crater in pre-Islamic times. It is known for its abundance of farms, date palm trees, ancient wells, and archaeological inscriptions.
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- ‘Ukrainian intelligence intended to recruit a Russian military pilot for a monetary reward and the provision of Italian citizenship’
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