- Ongoing offensives in Daraj and Tuffah in the east and Tel Al-Hawa, Sabra, and Rimal further west
- New Israeli offensive comes as Egypt, Qatar and the US step up efforts to mediate a ceasefire agreement
- Officials from both sides declared on Saturday that the UN-brokered discussions in Muscat had ended without reaching an agreement on a new prisoner arrangement
- Houthis ransack home of Yemen central bank chief in Sanaa, says state media
- Aid groups warn there is a high risk of famine across the besieged coastal territory
- Talks involving Egypt, the United States and Israel have failed to reopen Rafah
- ‘We think we can get a better deal than the botched deal that Boris Johnson bought home and we will work on that’
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- Japanese writer Ichiro Okouchi thanks ‘fans around the world’
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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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