Ramadan, West Bank and Palestinians
Despair haunts Ramadan for Palestinians displaced in occupied West Bank
Intisar Nafe’, an activist displaced from the Tulkarem camp, said she had taken pride in cooking for her community. Her small kitchen had been a refuge, her meals a gesture of care. Her iftar table would have been filled with musakhan, a fragrant chicken dish, or maftoul, hand-rolled couscous.
Thousands made their way from the West Bank into Jerusalem after Israel allowed men over 55 and women over 50 to enter from ...
Starvation and death marked last Ramadan in Gaza. Israeli ceasefire violations and suspended aid mark Ramadan this year.
Overshadowed by war and displacement, last Ramadan was “very bad” for the Palestinian people, she said. The 2024 ...
A limited number of older Palestinians were allowed into Jerusalem on the first Friday of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month, in ...
A federal judge said Khalil will remain in the U.S. as the court weighs a challenge to his planned deportation, as President ...
A New Jersey mayor declared that his city is the “capital of Palestine” and “the fourth holiest city in the world” during the kickoff to Ramadan last month, footage shows. Paterson Mayor ...
The U.S. and Israel have reached out to officials of three East African governments to discuss using their territories as potential destinations to resettle Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
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