Women of the Sacred Forest: Guardians of Peace in Senegal
The Women of the Sacred Forest in Senegal play a vital role in addressing crises through spiritual rituals, maintaining peace, and preserving cultural heritage in the Casamance region.
Tribute to Jabo: A Scholar and Guide of the Land of Israel
Zeev Hanoch Ehrlich, known as Jabo, was a revered scholar of the Land of Israel who was killed in Lebanon while conducting historical research. His contributions to the understanding of Jewish heritage and his passion for the ancient sites of Israel have left a lasting impact.
Maurizio Cattelan's Banana Artwork Sells for $6.2 Million at Sotheby's
Maurizio Cattelan's banana artwork titled 'Comedian' sold for $6.2 million at Sotheby's in New York, purchased by entrepreneur Justin Sun, highlighting the evolving art market.
Italy Recovers Etruscan Artifacts Worth €8 Million from Grave Robbers
Italian authorities have recovered valuable Etruscan artifacts, worth 8 million euros, from amateur grave robbers in Umbria. The artifacts, dating back to the 3rd century BC, include urns, sarcophagi, and beauty accessories, and were discovered during illegal excavations.
Exploring Conversational Implication in Pragmatics
Ilber Ortayli: Ottoman Empire's Legacy and the Shadow of Colonialism
Italy Recovers Etruscan Artifacts Worth €8 Million from Grave Robbers
Tribute to Jabo: A Scholar and Guide of the Land of Israel
Doha's Water Tanker Transformed into Mobile Art Inspired by Ghassan Kanafani
Women of the Sacred Forest: Guardians of Peace in Senegal
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Dr. Mahdi Al-Jumaili Discusses Arab Cultural Exchange in Turkey
Dr. Mahdi Al-Jumaili highlights the significant cultural exchange between Arabs and Turkey, emphasizing the role of publishing in fostering this relationship.
Cairo Film Festival to Focus on Palestinian Cause Amid Boycott
The 45th Cairo International Film Festival will prioritize the Palestinian cause by showcasing films that illuminate the struggles of the Palestinian and Lebanese people, while maintaining a boycott of certain companies.
Remembering the Kukryniksy: Soviet Satire and Its Legacy
The article reflects on the legacy of the Kukryniksy, a trio of Soviet artists known for their impactful political cartoons during World War II, emphasizing the importance of remembering their contributions to art and history in the face of contemporary challenges.
Basma Al-Takrouri's "A Thorny Crossing": A Deep Dive into Checkpoint Literature
Basma Al-Takrouri's novel "A Thorny Crossing" explores the harrowing experiences of Palestinians at the Qalandia checkpoint, highlighting the emotional and physical toll of occupation through the intertwined stories of its characters.
4,000-Year-Old Village Discovered in Saudi Arabia's Khaybar Oasis
Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old village named Al-Nata’a in Saudi Arabia's Khaybar Oasis, revealing insights into ancient Arabian urban life.
Trump's Election Sparks Surge in U.S. Interest in '4B' Feminist Movement
The election of Donald Trump has led to a significant rise in interest in the South Korean feminist '4B' movement among American women, who are calling for a boycott of heterosexual relationships in response to perceived threats to women's rights.