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Eating together like a family: Ain al-Hilweh camp does iftar

Published by Al-Araby In south Lebanon’s Ain al-Hilweh camp for Palestinian refugees, one organisation is running an initiative to provide iftar meals for elderly unsupported women during Ramadan. The initiative by the Beiti social centre – a not-for-profit charitable organisation which runs programmes to sponsor orphans, support students’ education, provide Eid clothes, and other projects – comes at a crucial time in the country due to the economic crisis which has left many struggling to provide for their families. Supporting those without family Hafidha Ghanem, originally from the Palestinian village of Amqa in …

Operation Claw-Lock: Turkey’s conflict with the PKK

Published by Al-Araby Last week Turkish Armed Forces launched their latest cross-border operation, codenamed Claw-Lock, against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in Iraqi Kurdistan. The operation is the latest phase in Turkey’s post-2015 efforts to reduce the PKK’s freedom of movement and gradually strangle it and its affiliates. Operation Claw-Lock is the successor of the similarly named joint air and ground operations Claw-Lightning and Claw-Thunderbolt in 2021 and Claw-Eagle and Claw-Tiger in 2020. Both those campaigns sought to exert greater pressure on the PKK and entrench the Turkish army in areas they opera…

The container school: A Bedouin village fights for education

Published by Al-Araby The clouded sky over the Ain Samiah Valley gives the early morning a cold grey tone, as Tareq Othman walks with heavy steps along the muddy road down to the Bedouin village. Grass has already grown after the first rains of the year, forming a thin green carpet on the surrounding hills, falling in between the tents. Some 32 families live in the community classified as area ‘c’, without public services or infrastructure, and until late November, without a school. “These people arrived here right after 1967 when the Israeli occupation expelled them from the Jordan Valley where they had lived for …

UAEU celebrates International Women’s Day

Published by TDPel Media UAEU celebrates International Women’s Day AL AIN, 7th March, 2022 – The United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) has highlighted the role of its female graduates in advancing the UAE’s progress, success, and development, on the occasion of International Women’s Day. Since its foundation in 1976, the UAEU has produced 17,783 graduates, many of whom hold vital positions. Included in graduates who have gone on to have influence in society are Maryam Khalfan Al Roumi, Minister of Social Affairs in 2006, Jamila bint Salem Masbah Al Muhairi, Minister of State for Public Education in 2016, Najla Mohamm…

Live Scores Today – Results And Fixtures

Published by TDPel Media Get the action as it happens. Below, we list all Football live score for today as the action unfolds. Click on each match to see more details about the match as it happens. No need to refresh the page, see the updates as they happen. live football scores ENGLAND – CHAMPIONSHIPFEBRUARY 1820:45AFC Bournemouth? – ?Nottingham ForestENGLAND – LEAGUE 1FEBRUARY 1820:45Rotherham United? – ?Wigan AthleticENGLAND – NATIONAL LEAGUEFEBRUARY 1820:45Southend United? – ?Grimsby TownSPAIN – LALIGA SANTANDERFEBRUARY 1821:00Elche? – ?Rayo VallecanoITALY – SERIE AFEBRUARY 1820:45Juventus? – ?TorinoGERMANY – BUND…

Iraq still needs US-led coalition’s anti-IS airstrikes: spox

Published by Al-Araby Iraq still needs airstrikes from the US-led coalition to snuff out what remains of the Islamic State group, a military spokesperson said a few days after combat troops from the coalition left the country. The Iraqi forces need strengthening and support “especially in the air force, air defense, army aviation and intelligence system fields,” The New Arab’s Arabic-language sister site Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported spokesman Yehia Rasool as saying. Iraq particularly needs the coalition’s aviation to carry out strikes on IS remnants of the Iraq-Syria border, Rasool said. The Iraqi government said We…