#Dr Mohamed Ismail

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Breast Cancer Laparoscopy: A Minimally Invasive Approach to the Treatment

Breast cancer remains a common concern for women worldwide, and timely diagnosis and effective treatment are crucial for managing the condition. While traditional open surgery has long been the normal approach, advancements in technology have opened doors for minimally invasive options like breast cancer laparoscopy.

Here we explain this innovative technique, explaining its principles, applications, and potential advantages.

What is Breast Cancer Laparoscopy?

Imagine surgery conducted through tiny cuts instead of a large cut. That's the essence of laparoscopy or also known as keyhole surgery. In breast cancer laparoscopy, a specialized surgeon utilizes a slender instrument called a Laparoscope. With a camera and light source, the laparoscope is inserted through a small cut near the belly button, which shows a magnified view of the internal breast tissue on a monitor. Using additional cuts for surgical instruments, the surgeon can then perform various procedures with minimal damage to surrounding tissue.

When is Breast Cancer Laparoscopy Used?

A laparoscope is a multipurpose tool for tackling different stages and types of breast cancer. It's commonly used for:

Lumpectomy: Removing the cancerous tumor while protecting surrounding healthy breast tissue.

Sentinel lymph node biopsy: Examining specific lymph nodes for cancer spread.

Mastectomy: Removing the entire breast in certain cases.

Diagnostic procedures: Biopsies or visual assessments to confirm cancer presence or size.

Who Can Benefit from a Breast Cancer Laparoscopy?

The suitability of laparoscopy depends on individual factors like tumor size, location, and overall health. Consulting a qualified breast cancer surgeon like Dr. Mohamed Ismail, known for his expertise at the Moulana Hospital, one of the best breast cancer surgery centres in Kerala, is crucial to determining if this approach aligns with your specific needs and medical history.

While advancements in minimally invasive surgery like laparoscopy are changing breast cancer treatment, it's crucial to remember that this technique might not be suitable for every case. Open communication with your healthcare team, including renowned specialists like Dr. Ismail, is important to explore all available options and make informed decisions for your well-being.

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Not only will Palestine be freed and rebuilt, America will be held accountable for aiding and abetting Israel's war crimes.

here is a non-exhaustive list of verified fundraisers and gofundme's to support.

Help Ahmed's Family

Help Eyad Sami's Family

Help Mohammed Alanqar's Family

Help Noor Alanqar's Family

Help Dr. Mohammed Al-deeb

Help Samer Aburass's family

Help Ahmed Al-Nabih's family

Help Mohammed Ismail's family

Help Abedelrahman and Ahmed Alnabih' family

Help Tamer Al-Deeb's family

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Joint US-Egypt Archaeology Team Unearths 4,000-Year-Old Tomb in Luxor

11 coffins for men, women and children found inside necropolis, suggesting it was a family tomb.

Archeologists from Egypt and the United States unearthed an ancient tomb with 11 sealed burials near the famed city of Luxor, Egyptian authorities said in a statement Friday.

Egypt’s Tourism and Antiquities Ministry said that the tomb, which dates back to the Middle Kingdom (1938 BCE-1630 BCE), was found in the South Asasif necropolis, next to the Temple of Hatshepsut on the Nile’s West Bank in Luxor.

The joint Egyptian-American mission excavating the necropolis found coffins for men, women and children, suggesting that it was a family tomb used for generations during the 12th Dynasty and the beginning of the 13th Dynasty, said Mohamed Ismail Khaled, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt.

He said ancient floods destroyed most of the burials’ wooden coffins and linen wrappings.

However, some items such as jewelry in women’s burials were found intact, including a finely crafted necklace with 30 amethyst beads and two cylindrical agate beads framing a hippo-head amulet, according to the statement.

Katherine Blakeney, chief American archeologist with the South Asasif Conservation Project, said they found two copper mirrors, one with a lotus-shaped handle, and the second with a unique design of Hathor, goddess of the sky, women, fertility and love in ancient Egypt.

According to a statement from the South Asasif Conservation Project, directed by Dr. Elena Pischikova, this find is the first Middle Kingdom tomb found in the area.

The project’s statement referenced several finds, including a green-blue glazed faience fertility figurine with truncated legs, decorated with jewelry markings on the legs and torso, and a square-shaped offering tray with relief representations of a bull’s head, a loaf of bread and other offerings.

In the 11 discovered burials, team member Dr. Afaf Wahba identified the skeletons of five women, two men and three children. Six of the individuals — primary females — were interred with burial assemblages.

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new masterlist part one

many more people have reached out to me across my sideblogs since i made previous lists in august. i want to take the time to compile more lists to highlight every person who messaged me directly.

i received a large amount of these messages while making this list. because there are so many people in need of help. please do so.

i have checked them all for legitimacy and organized them for convenience. the people behind these blogs and their families are all suffering through a genocide and need money for daily necessities and to reach safety

please support them by sending help to their funds and reblogging their posts.

CLICK FOR PART TWO BC POST LINK LIMIT

PART THREE

PART FOUR

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ahmed fathi is supporting a large family of 20 with health concerns, consisting of mostly children. please help them stay safe together.

@ahmed-fathi-gaza on here, please reblog their links

nearly halfway to goal!

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2. dr. mohammed aldeeb, an al-shifa hospital doctor supporting a family of 4

@mohammedaldeeb on here, please reblog their links.

only 11k left to goal!

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3. haya nahed, a mother supporting 8 of her family members including her children and her parents

@hayanahed on here please reblog their links

CLOSE. only 5,797 left until 100! send help!

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4. israa and asmaa ayyad, young daughters supporting the rest of their family of 8

@esraayyad14 and @asmaayyad1 on here please reblog their links

26k/45k over half is the goal progress!

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5. huda reached out supporting her sister najah al-haila’s family. najah is supporting her two daughters, two sons, and her husband

@hudameqdad on here and her sister is @najahmeq on here, please reblog their links

LOW. only 4k out of 80k reached! send help

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6. ola, a graduate student and a mathematics teacher. she is supporting her family of 6 consisting of her parents and 4 siblings

@olagaza on here, please reblog their links

59k out of 85k! close to the goal!

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7. aseel is displaced in cairo and needs funds to support her family. some are still trapped in gaza including her husband and has lost contact with the parents of her young cousin

LOW. only 455 raised. please help!

@aseel140 on here, please reblog their links

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8. sama hassouneh is supporting a young children with daughter noor and a son arkan

@collageadjacent is posting here on their behalf as this family is on instagram. i cant seem to find the account but i will update if i do. please reblog their links

only 13k out of 50k raised!

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9. mahmoud jehad only 21 years old and supporting his family. help save them all so he can continue with university.

@mahmodsy1 on here, please reblog their links

only 7k out of 25k raised!

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10. ibrahim is only a 15 year old. he is only a kid in harsh conditions and is supporting his family.

@ibrahim-family on here, please reblog their links

only 4k out of 10k reached!

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[northgazaupdates2]

Our sources

Below are sources we use for this page. This list is not comprehensive but it is constantly evolving, so check back often. We encourage all our followers and everyone who sees our content to follow and support these individuals and their accounts. They are located in north Gaza and going to great and dangerous lengths to get the truth out.

Links will be added ASAP

Hossam Shabat (Twitter, Instagram, Telegram)

Dr. Tamer Al-Najjar (Twitter, Instagram)

Ibram “Hema” Al-Khalili (Instagram)

Anas Al-Sharif (Twitter, Instagram; Telegram)

Saed Al-Zaneen (Instagram, Telegram)

Mahmoud Abusalama (Instagram)

Nooh/Noah Al-Shaghnobi (Instagram)

Abdullah Al-Majdalawi (Instagram)

Mohammed Saeed (Instagram)

Mohammed Ahmed (Instagram)

Moataz Abu Sakran (Instagram, Tumblr)

Malak Abu Hussein (Instagram)

Hassan Al-Moghani (Instagram)

Fadi Al-Whidi (Instagram)

Abood Abo Salama (Instagram)

Dawoud Abo Alkas (Instagram)

Eshak Daour (Instagram)

Islam Bader (Instagram)

Ahmed Hamdan (Instagram)

Ismail Al-Ghoul (Instagram, Telegram)

Mahmoud Shalha (Instagram)

[wastelandcities]

Palestinian fundraisers

I thought I would make a list of Palestinian fundraisers of people who have reached out to me. I encourage you to take some time to read the stories of these people who have been going through horrible things we can't even imagine and please share and consider donating if you can. Please remember that even a small donation can make a difference. I will be updating this post regularly.

Wafaa Resh @wafaaresh6 – $7,635 USD raised out of $50,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Falestine @falestine-yousef – $16,743 USD raised out of $40,000. Donate here. (Vetted)

Fidaa @fidaa-family2, sister of @wafaaresh6 – $20,380 USD raised out of $30,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Shaima @shaimaasblog – €1,231 raised out of €50,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Mohammad Ayyad @yasermohammad – €19,491 raised out of €35,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted by 90-ghost)

Mahmoud Alkhaldi @mahmoud-1995 – $13,659 USD raised of $50,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Hashem @hashem1979 – $175 USD raised out of $60,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Mohammed Almanasra @save-mohamed-family – $12,398 CAD raised out of $50,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted, number 192)

Abdelrahman @anqar – €17,719 raised out of €20,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Amal @helpamalm – €437 raised out of €53,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Dr. Husam Farhat @shamfarhat1 – $6,207 USD raised of $29,500. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted, number 248)

Osama Basil @lets-help-osama – €1,851 raised out of €15,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Mohammad Taysir @yazanfamilly – €12,559 raised out of €50,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Walid Al-Qatrawi @waled-family – donate here or here. Read story here.

Ola @olagaza1 – $41,113 USD raised out of $50,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted, number 205)

Mohamed Hussein Ismail @m8hammed – €9,833 raised out of €25,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Asma Ayyad @asmaayyad – €14,728 raised out of €45,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Haya @hayanahed – €82,368 raised out of €100,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted, number 26)

Omar @omargaze – £6,952 raised out of £20,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted by association)

Samar Shamiya @samarsh97 – €7,125 raised out of €45,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Mohie @mohiy-gaza – $22,576 USD raised out of $31,000. Donate here. (Vetted)

Muhammad Atallah @atalah-mohammed – €14,316 raised out of €82,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Fatima Alanqar – €7,315 raised out of €20,000. Donate here.

Mohammed Alwadya @monaalwadya – $3,714 USD raised out of $35,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Ahmed Halas @ahmeadhilles – €12,912 raised out of €80,000. Donate here.

Ahmed @ahmadresh – $10,796 USD raised out of $31,000. Donate here. Read story here. (Vetted)

Moamen Majed @moamenmajed-gaza – $8,083 USD raised out of $30,000. Donate here.

Ashraf Alanqar @ashraf-family2 – €20,776 raised out of €25,000. Donate here.

Ahmed Alanqar @ahmedabuyamin – €55,249 raised out of €59,000. Donate here.

Amal @amlanqar – €8,611 raised out of €50,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Diya @familydeea – $24,570 CAD raised of $90,000. Donate here. Read story here.

Mohammed Alanqer @mohamedalanqer – €58,790 raised out of €60,000. Donate here.

Laila @lailashaquora – €29,543 raised out of €45,000. Donate here. Read story here.

[zoruathemageknight]

Been getting a lot of asks with fundraisers lately. Figure it'd be a good time to list them!

Ashraf Alanqar @ashraf-baker5 (post), gofundme, €22,660/€25,000

Abdallah Sweissi @gaza-love100 (post), gofundme, €105/€49,200 (not yet vetted, but reverse image search isn't bringing up any results)

Firas Muhaisen @hashem-fromgaza (post), gofundme, $8,386/$82,000

Ahmed Ziad @ahmed-ziad (post), gofundme, £10,453/£30,000

Omar Helles @omarhilles2022 (post), gofundme, €15,621/€23,000

Jehad Abuhamda @ahmad-family (post), gofundme, $16,488/$50,000

Amira (blog was deleted I think?), gofundme, €29,552/€39,000

Alaa Hilles @alaahillis (post), gofundme, €45/€20,000 (not yet vetted, but most images are original)

Eman Salem @emansalem (post), gofundme, €5,221/€38,000

Falestine Yousef @falestine-yousef (post), gofundme, $20,530/$40,000

Mohamed Mikki @mohamed-mikki (post), paypal, $2,109/$20,00

Mohamed Al Mansara @save-mohamed-family (post), gofundme, $12,610/$50,000

Abdel Muti Al-Habil @abdelmutei (post), gofundme, €12,661/€25,000

Mahmoud Mush (don't know if the recipient has a tumblr) (post), gofundme, €89,748/€95,000

Fatima Alanqar @fatma--gaza (post), gofundme, €8,454/€20,000

Munna Tashmali (don't know if the recipient has a tumblr) (post), gofundme, £14,084/£30,000

Ahmed Al-Habil @ahmed-omar0 (post), gofundme, €2,896/€50,000

Islam Al-Najjar @islamgazaaccount3 (post), gofundme, €2,150/€30,000

Dr. Husam Farhat @husamfarht (post), gofundme, $8,521/$29,500

Anas Al-Shrafa @anasalshrafa (post), gofundme, €1,911/€50,000

Haya Nahed @hayanahed (post), gofundme, €86,922/€100,000

Hassan Madi @hassanmadi2 (post), gofundme, €940/€50,000

Ayman Sharif @aymanelsharif (post), gofundme, $4,666/$40,000

Noura Ayman @nourasissue3 (post), gofundme, €22/€50,000 (not yet vetted)

Osama Basil @osamabasilps (post), gofundme, €2,759/€15,000

Ahmed Atila @save-ahmed-family1 (post), gofundme, €1,780/€20,000

Huda Mahmoud @huda-gaza (post), gofundme, $686/$10,000

Mohammed Almadhoun @savepalestineinfamily19 (post), gofundme, €7,137/€50,000

Mahmoud and Jumana @mohmoud-j @jomana-ha (post), gofundme, $14,566/$60,000

Nesma Ahmed @nesmamomen (post), gofundme, $129,701/$150,000

Karim Rasha @karim-rasha (post), gofundme, €2,716/€50,000

Mohammed Abu Swierh @mohammedswierh2 (post), gofundme, $10,173/$40,000

Baraa Al-Sharafa @baraaalshrafa (post), gofundme, €297/€50,000

Heba Matar @hebamatar124 (post), gofundme, $802 CAD/$30,000

Tahrer Rezq @syamamasamt (post), gofundme, $298/$65,000

Nadine Ismail Rajab @nadoosha-sd (post), gofundme, $650/$25,000

Abdullah Abuzaid @abdallahfares (post), gofundme, €6,781/€25,000

Amal's family @familygazaamal (post), gofundme, $779/$30,000

Donate eSIMs

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Boycott!

These time zones make it most difficult to reach people :/

Now that I have your attention:

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Please donate or share❗❗

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#47

A hivemind alien begins its infection, worming it’s way into every human’s brain. It doesn’t anticipate a different alien parasite, competing for control in the humans’ blood.

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Today's campaign:

Amani Mohammed, from Gaza Funds.

€7,138/€20,000 [35.7%]

[beaux3000]

Fund Masterlist

This is a compiled list of all of those who have asked me for help. I have cross checked as much as I can for vetted status.

If you cannot decide, but want to help, there is https://gazafunds.com/ that can make the decision for you.

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Hazem Shawish

€9,825 raised of €50,000 goal

#75 on GazaVetters

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Osama Naser

£3,904 raised of £50,000 goal

#12 on GazaVetters

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Muhammad Family (Muhammad Al-Sir)

€89,759 raised of €100,000 goal

#66 on GazaVetters

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Nahed Said Alshawish

€89,759 raised of €100,000 goal

#26 on Operation Olive Branch

#249 on Project Watermelon

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Aseel

$16,667 raised of $75,000 goal

Vetted by 90-ghost

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Dr. Husam Farhat

$7,389 raised of $35,000 goal

#1013 on ButterflyEffect Project

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Najah Al-Haila

€3,046 raised of €80,000 goal

#49 on GazaVetters

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Doaa Jad al-Haq

kr227,103 SEK raised of kr300,000 goal

Vetted by 90-ghost

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Jamal Shamia

kr61,825 SEK raised of kr250,000 goal

#82 on GazaVetters

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Mohamed Abu – UNVETTED (donation protected)

€405 raised of €70,000 goal

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Ismail Moghani - UNVETTED (donation protected)

$785 raised of $20,000 goal

[kemmi-the-alien]

🍉🍉‼️‼️People in Gaza Need Our Help!!!! Please Help Donate or Share!!!🍉🍉

https://gofund.me/d0b5db12

[blueiscoool]

4,000-Year-Old Tomb of Egyptian Royal Physician Found in Saqqara

Teti Neb Fu, a high-ranking physician during Pharaoh Pepi II's reign, held titles like Chief Dentist, Priest of Serket, and Director of Medicinal Plants.

In the southern region of the Saqqara archaeological site, a joint French-Swiss archaeological team made an important discovery uncovering the mastaba tomb of the royal physician Teti Neb Fu from the Old Kingdom, according to a statement by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.

This tomb, unearthed in the southern region of the archaeological site of Saqqara, known to contain the tombs of high-ranking officials from the Egyptian Old Kingdom, shows that medicine and magic were once equally revered, and expertise in both earned a long-dead physician to the pharaohs a place of honor among the ancient world’s most esteemed.

Dating back over 4,000 years to the reign of King Pepi II, this important find features exquisite carvings and vibrant artwork, including a painted false door and elaborate scenes depicting funeral offerings.

The sarcophagus found inside the tomb was also inscribed with the name of its occupant and his titles, according to the post. Because of the burial location in Saqqara, researchers knew he was important, but Teti Neb Fu’s official titles named him as the chief palace physician.

Teti Neb Fu, who held prestigious titles such as Chief Palace Physician, Chief Dentist, and Director of Medicinal Plants, also had a unique role as a “Magician” of the Goddess Serket, specializing in the treatment of venomous bites.

Additionally, he was known as the “Great Physician of Teeth” and “Director of Medicinal Plants”, suggesting that he led research and practical applications in the fields of dentistry and the use of therapeutic herbs.

Even though it had been looted in the past, the mastaba still has many of its ornamental features. The director of the archaeological mission, Dr. Philippe Collombert, said the walls are decorated with remarkable reliefs and inscriptions, including a complex frieze that displays the owner’s name and titles.

Among the most remarkable elements is the red-painted ceiling, which is intended to resemble granite blocks, a material commonly found in imposing buildings. The titles and name of the doctor are also written in the middle of the ceiling. An additional noteworthy discovery within the mastaba is a stone sarcophagus, which has hieroglyphic decorations inside that offer more information about Teti Neb Fu and his accomplishments.

Mohamed Ismail Khaled, secretary-general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities, emphasized the importance of this discovery, stating that the texts and drawings on the tomb’s walls unveil new insights into the daily life of the Old Kingdom.

This discovery strengthens Saqqara’s position as one of Egypt’s most important historical sites and contributes to its rich archaeological legacy.

Excavations in this area of Saqarra began in 2022, to unearth the graves of state employees for King Pepi who are buried near him and his wives, officials said.

By Oguz Buyukyildirim.

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Dr Omar Hassouna, who moved to Walsall, [England,] said he found out in a phone call from his brother on Tuesday [17 October]. His niece, her husband and their two-month-old baby "instantly died" after a wall fell on them when they were sleeping, he said. Dr Hassouna said his brother "just could not speak" and it was "very, very upsetting". "She was very close to me personally," he added. "I just cried today, so incredibly unbelievable." Dr Hassouna has lived in Walsall for more than 40 years but recently visited Gaza to see his family. He said the current situation was "very frightening" and his family were "not sure whether [they're] going to live tomorrow or not." "These people, they don't know where to go," he added.

-- From "Walsall doctor says relatives killed in bombardment in Gaza" by Shehnaz Khan, Chris Blakemore, and Rakeem Omar for BBC News, 18 Oct 2023.

On 26 October, the Palestinian Ministry of Health released the list of names of Palestinians killed since 7 October. Among them, from the Hassouna family, are:

Najia Abdel Ismail (86);

Nima Ahmed Ahmed (71);

Subha Ibrahim Mustafa (67);

Sharif Atta Ibrahim (61) and his brothers Imad Atta Ibrahim (59) and Bassam Atta Ibrahim (51);

Hani Issa Saeed (59);

Ali Hassan Abdel Rahman (59) and his children Raed Ali Hassan (36), Isra Ali Hassan (34), Alaa Ali Hassan (32), Mumin Ali Hassan (28), and Ibrahim Ali Hassan (25);

Ali's son Hassan Ali Hassan (37) and his children Ahmad Hassan Ali (11), Bara'a Hassan Ali (9), and Joud Hassan Ali (7);

and Ali's son Muhammad Ali Hassan (33) and his sons Ali Muhammad Ali (7) and Yazan Muhammad Ali (5);

Nelly Hamdy Mohamed (52);

Saleh Ali Saleh (50) and his children Muhammad Saleh Ali (27), Nesma Saleh Ali (25), Basma Saleh Ali (21), and Sarah Saleh Ali (15);

and Saleh's son Khalid Saleh Ali (29) and his daughter Nevin Khalid Saleh (1);

Samar Khalil Hussein (48);

Navin Jamil Mahmoud (48);

Samiha Naim Fahmy (44); 

Hossam Amin Muneeb (44), his wife, Hala Yasir Faris (36), and their children Ahmad Hossam Amin (12), Aya Hossam Amin (8), and Adam Hossam Amin (3);

Samah Naim Hosni (39);

Rawa Riyad Mustafa (38);

Muhammad Jamal Mustafa (35); 

Ayah Basim Faraj (34);

Ilham Khalil Ramadan (34) and their sister Amirah Khalil Ramadan (32);

Hanin Muhammad Ibrahim (33);

Nahil Nasser Muhammad (32); 

Rim Nahed Jamal (30);

Abdul Rahman Muhammad Fadl Hamed (27) and his siblings Muhammad Muhammad Fadl Hamed (22), Abdullah Muhammad Fadl Hamed (13), and Hoda Muhammad Fadl Hamed (8);

Shadi Suhail Saeed (27);

Mustafa Mahmoud Khaled (26);

Safaa Nizar Jamil (26);

Ahmed Majdi Ahmed (26); 

Ayah Khamis Atta (25); 

Rose Ramiz Amin (21) and her sister Maha Ramiz Amin (18); 

Abdul Rahman Muhammad Mutee (17);

Lamah Ahmed Mahmoud (13);

Malak Bilal Muhammad (12) and his siblings Muhammad Bilal Muhammad (11) and Sarah Bilal Muhammad (3);

Samer Ahmed Muhammad (10) and his sisters Jana Ahmed Muhammad (8) and Mona Ahmed Muhammad (6);

Muhammad Rami Muhammad Fadl (10) and his siblings Yazan Rami Muhammad Fadl (8), Samar Rami Muhammad Fadl (6), Youssef Rami Muhammad Fadl (5), Abdullah Muhammad Fadl (4), and Sowar Rami Muhammad Fadl (1);

Nour Wissam Amin (9) and her sister Nada Wissam Amin (7);

Sherif Ashraf Sherif (5);

Sobhi Hamdan Sobhi (1);

Adham (41), a freelance journalist and media professor;

Khalid Younis Saleh (33);

and Abdullah Ahmed Salim (32).

You can read more about the human lives lost in Palestine on the Martyrs of Gaza Twitter account and on my blog.

[egyptattractions2024]

Tourism and antiques... announce the discovery of a mastaba of a royal physician of the Old Empire.

In the south of the archaeological zone of Saqqara, the Franco-Suez Archaeological Mission discovered the tombs of the statesmen of the Old Kingdom: an adobe mastaba has a fictitious door with inscriptions and variant drawings, especially for a doctor named "Titi nub Fo," who had lived during the time of King Pepi II. He was also enjoying several work titles indicating his important jobs, such as the most important doctor in the royal palace, the priest of the goddess Serket, the sorcerer of the goddess Serket, that is, an expert in toxic scorpion or snake bites, and the great dentist and the specialist of medical plants.

With Cairo Top Tours, you can explore the relevant attractions of Cairo, which are favorite destinations for all tourists. These include the Pyramids of Giza, considered one of the seven wonders of the world, and the statue of the Sphinx, which has a lion’s head and human body. All this can be easily done with our Egypt Travel Guide, which offers you the best.

For his part, Dr. Mohammed Ismail Khalid, the secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, confirmed that the importance of this discovery is that it is considered an additional relevant point to the history of this archaeological site because it relieves new parts of daily life through inscriptions and texts from the mastabas during the ancient reign.

Felib Colmbia, the head of the archaeological mission, declared that the primordial studies indicated that the Mastaba had probably been stolen earlier. Still, the walls remained intact with inscriptions engraved and beautifully painted, where an inscription on one of the walls of the cemetery forms a false door of bright colors, as well as a list of kinship names, topped by fries bearing the titles and name of the owner of the cemetery. The roof of the cemetery is painted red in the tradition of the shape of granite stones, and the middle of the ceiling bears the name and title of the owner of the cemetery.

I also declare that the mission found a sarcophagus with inscriptions of hieroglyphic writing inside for the owner of the cemetery. If you are in love with ancient history, the Egypt Tours will be the ideal way to fulfill your wishes. Therefore, I recommend a range of historical places, like Memphis, the ancient capital of Egypt; Dahshor, an attractive area; and much more you can only explore if you come to Egypt.

[mariammohamed21]

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The archaeological area of Saqqara continues to divulge its secrets, as the Egyptian-Japanese archaeological expedition unearthed terraces, tombs, and graves that shed light on the history of this significant archeological site. You can visit these historical sites by booing EGYPT TRAVEL PACKAGES to get the best offers.

Mr. Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, lauded the efforts of Egyptian and foreign archaeological missions to uncover additional archaeological findings. Explore Egypt by booking EGYPT FAMILY TOURS to enjoy with your family. Spend your holiday in Egypt by booking 10 Day Egypt Easter Tour Package to pick your favorite package.

During archaeological excavations on the eastern slope of Saqqara, a joint Egyptian-Japanese archaeological mission led by the Supreme Council of Antiquities and Kanazawa University of Japan discovered four tombs from the late second and early third dynasties and more than ten burials from the New Kingdom's Eighteenth Dynasty. Explore the historical sites in Egypt by booking EGYPT EASTER TOURS to make it unforgettable. Egypt has the greatest history explore this history by booking 12 Days Cairo, The Nile and Hurghada During Easter to see this history.

Dr. Mohamed Ismail Khalid, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, stressed the importance of this discovery, which indicates that the archaeological area of Saqqara still holds many secrets that have not yet been divulged. Enjoy your Easter by booking Cairo and the Nile Easter Tours 8 Days 7 Nights to make unforgettable memories. Dr. Mohamed pointed out that the current Saqqara cowardice extends north to a larger area than is currently known, IF you want to visit this archaeological area book Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh Easter Tours 7 Days 6 Nights to explore those amazing sites. the discovery of burials dating back to the early Eighteenth Dynasty proves the use of the Hyksos. Explore more about these burials by booking Cairo and Alexandria Tour During Easter to see the beauty of Cairo at night.

For his part, Mr. Mohamed Abdel Badie, head of the Egyptian Antiquities Sector at the Supreme Council of Antiquities, said that these tombs date back to the era of the second and third dynasties are two terraces of Adobe, and two tombs carved into the rock, one of which is located near the edge of the northern Saqqara plateau and has an upper building and a well adjacent to it include an Egyptian alabaster dish and a solid cylindrical bowl probably dating from the late. Book your tour now to Egypt through Cairo Short Break During Easter to feel different vibes in Egypt. Enjoy the best holiday by booking Cairo, Nile Cruise, and Sharm El Sheikh Easter Tour to relax on Egypt shores.