- Israel says it is rooting our Hamas militants
- Israel presses on with raid on Jabalia refugee camp
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- Hospitals already crippled by grinding economic crisis are now overwhelmed by wounded people
- Israeli airstrikes on Syrian border and close to Beirut’s international airport have further disrupted aid deliveries
- Reserve joins group of 77 global sites added for excellence in conservation management
- “According to our assessments, Hezbollah, including the military wing, has not lost its chain of command,” Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said
- The West, in particular the United States and Britain, was stoking the conflict in the Middle East
- Daniel Khalife is on trial accused of both the break-out and passing information to Iran for cash while posted in the UK and US
- Details allegedly handed over by Khalife included the names of elite special forces personnel
- Total value of Qassim’s resources is estimated at SR122.3 billion
- Region hosts 35 mineralized belts, including gold, copper, lead, nickel, and zinc
- Liam Cosgrove criticized Matt Miller for US hypocrisy on its Middle East conflict stance
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KSA’s remotest village
Saudi Arabia’s most remote village, known as Thabhloten, is considered the largest sand basin in the world, characterized by towering sand dunes on all sides, rich natural resources, and lakes in the middle. Part of Al-Ahsa governorate in the Eastern Province, Thabhloten is over 1,500 km from Riyadh and 1,200 km from Al-Ahsa.
Ube
For centuries, ube has been part of the Filipino table as a main component of celebratory dishes and special-occasion treats. Often confused with the taro root, it is an indigenous staple of the Philippines that has a mellow, sweet and earthy flavor, as well as a striking hue. The root vegetable often used in desserts also conveys certain parts of Philippine culture.
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