Palestine | Jun 19, 2022 Global investment summit invites Gaza company for first time An international investment conference this month will host a Gaza tech company for the first time, coming as a great surprise to the Palestinian team.
Palestine | Jun 19, 2022 Gaza beaches safe for swimming after many years of warnings Many of Gaza beaches, some of the besieged enclave's only recreational options, are safe for swimmers following a series of projects to clean up the sea.
Palestine | Jun 19, 2022 Hamas bets on locally made drones for next confrontation with Israel Hamas’ armed wing has revealed some new information about its drone production, a move that some experts see as a show of force for Israel.
Palestine | Jun 17, 2022 Meet Gaza's fisherwoman Many women in the Gaza Strip work in the fishing industry, inheriting the profession from their fathers or husbands.
Palestine | Jun 17, 2022 Crisis-stricken Hamas borrows from local banks The Hamas movement has been forced to borrow from the local banks to fund the salaries of its 45,000 employees amid low local revenues, costly subsidies and declining Qatari financial grants.
Palestine | Jun 17, 2022 Gaza spa offers belly dance classes An all-female spa and salon in the conservative Gaza Strip is offering belly dance courses as a breather for women, but not everyone was happy about it.
Palestine | Jun 16, 2022 Gazan chef teaches children to cook Gazan chef Nagham Skaik inaugurated the Honey Yum Yum summer camp for children, in light of the lack of government interest in children and the lack of children's activities in the besieged enclave.
Palestine | Jun 16, 2022 Gazan inventors produce wood vinegar to help farmers Two Gazans have manufactured a device to extract wood vinegar from trees, a material that is promising for treating soil issues in the Gaza Strip.
Palestine | Jun 14, 2022 Robots take over Gaza classroom With the help of a team of local engineers, a school in Gaza City managed to create the first human-like robot for educational purposes using local tools and equipment.
Palestine | Jun 14, 2022 Israeli siege keeps medication from Gaza's horses The ongoing Israeli siege imposed on the Gaza Strip prevents the entry of many medications needed to treat animals, particularly horses, that also suffer from Israel’s repeated wars on the enclave.
Iran says nuclear deal still possible despite Qatar talks setback Agence France-Presse | AFP | Jun 30, 2022
Iran says nuclear deal still possible despite Qatar talks setback Agence France-Presse | AFP | Jun 30, 2022
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