Today, Sunday 10th March 2019, President of Palestine Mahmoud Abbas asked Dr Mohammed Shtaya to form the new Government. Dr Mohammed Shtaya holds a PhD in Economics and a lecturer at Berziet University. He is a former Miniter of Economy, Work and Developments. Dr Shtaya is also an Executive member of the Central Committee of
Report by Ibrahim Ibraigheth, he went with a group of his friends and colleagues to visit the Palestinian desert. It is noticeable that spring season started early in Palestine. This is due to the good rain fallen this winter. Ibrahim took photos for the area. We are grateful for the photos.
Report by Eman Jacoub, who visited the city whilst it is raining. The winter season this year has been great with plenty of rain. Eman took few photos to record life in the city.
Ras an-Nakura area in the North of Historic Palestine Report by Rawia Atef Badwan Ras an-Nakura رأس الناقورة or Rosh HaNikra is a geologic formation on the border between the occupied Palestine and Lebanon, located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, in the Western Galilee. It is a white chalk cliff face which opens
Every year around this time, the green almonds season starts in Palestine. Lots of people like to eat the green and sour almond fruit. It is normally eaten with salt. It is said to be delicious, you should try it. Thanks to Nasreen Khawalid and Eman Jacoub for sharing the photos with us.
Palestinian families have limited options when we talk about Holiday time. Having said this, the circumstances in which they live made them look for alternatives. Parents are often creative and they escape to nature to find peace and tranquility. The article of today, shows some photos taken by Ali Santrisey from Jaricho city on a
Spring season started early this year in Palestine. These flowers were photographed in the Palestinian mountains near the Dead Sea toward the border with the kingdom of Jordan. Thank you to Anwar Hamam for sending us these beautiful pictures.
Beautiful Cactus plants products by Artist Iman Amireh. Please have a look.
Al-Walaja or al-Walaja is a Palestinian village in the West Bank, four kilometers northwest of Bethlehem City. It is an enclave in the Seam Zone, near the Green Line. Al-Walaja is partly under the jurisdiction of the Bethlehem Governorate and partly of the Jerusalem Municipality. We would like to thank Mounir Kleibo for sharing with