- Riyad Mansour tells Arab News current-affairs program the coalition will pressure Israel to comply with international laws and resolutions to end the occupation
- Palestinian ambassador to the UN also underscores the responsibility of the international community to take concrete action following ICJ ruling
- Hezbollah said it launched “a squadron of attack drones” at a military training camp in Binyamina, south of Haifa, in response to Israeli air strikes on Lebanon
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- The plane that left from King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh carried food, medical supplies and relief materials
- The Saudi aid plane was accompanied by a relief team for rescue operations
- The officials reviewed relations and cooperation between their countries and ways to enhance them in various fields
- At a joint news conference with his Iraqi counterpart, Araghchi said in Iraq that his country was “fully prepared for a war situation ... but we do not want war, we want peace”
- Sweden’s Sapo intelligence agency has accused Iran of recruiting members of Swedish criminal gangs to commit “acts of violence” against Israeli and other interests in Sweden, a claim Iran has denied
- Safeguarding supply chains ‘more crucial than ever,’ Saleh Al-Jasser says in opening remarks
- Inaugural forum will feature 130 speakers and 80 exhibitors from 30 countries
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Al-Manashi technique
Al-Manashbi is a traditional falcon hunting technique used in the Arabian Peninsula. The method involves an iron wire net set up in the shade of large trees. After a falcon eats its prey, it seeks shade, where it then falls into the trap. Before falconry evolved into a sport, inhabitants of the Arabian desert were known to have trapped falcons since ancient times for use in hunting other animals for food.
What is Tawaasuly?
Tawaasuly is an app that translates Arabic speech and text into Arabic sign language using 3D animation and converts sign language gestures back into spoken or written Arabic. Tawaasuly founder Reem Turky said the app facilitates communication, engages the Arabic deaf community in society and enables users to live independently from their families and translators.
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