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- Saudi foreign minister calls for ‘immediate ceasefire’ in Gaza
- Protesters march in major North American, European cities in support of the Palestinian cause
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said progress must continue on the political, economic and security tracks in Libya to enable elections to go ahead on Dec. 24
- Travel suspension for citizens, and the opening of land, sea and air ports would be lifted starting Sunday
- A coronavirus insurance certificate is required for travelers below 18 years
- Yahya Sinwar is the Islamist movement’s de facto leader in the Israeli-blockaded Palestinian enclave
- Even as the Taliban and government signed on to the cease-fire, violence continues unabated in Afghanistan
- The ship will spend its inaugural season in Florida
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What is the Nakba?
The Nakba, or "catastrophe", is commemorated by Arabs worldwide as the day more than 710,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled from their villages and cities by rampaging Israeli Zionist forces in 1948. Palestinian society has never been the same since, with many still living until today in refugee camps in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Gaza.
Eid celebrations
Eidiya: Money that is usually given to children by elderly relatives, family, and friends as part of the celebration. The amount of money mostly varies from SR1 to SR500.
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