#Mahmoud sabbah

[northgazaupdates]

A group of journalists held a public appeal yesterday for an end to Israel’s siege of the northern Gaza Strip, where practically no food aid has entered since October 2023. People in the north are living and dying in famine due to the complete blockade by the IOF.

To make matters worse, most mainstream media outlets are ignoring the plight of north Gaza, as the journalists and other people remaining in the north are predominantly Arabic-speaking. The north of Gaza is starving in silence.

Instagram user faridaek has been kind enough to repost the appeal with English subtitles added. This is a significant undertaking that we greatly appreciate, and we ask everyone with an Instagram account to share the video.

The journalist speaking is Islam Bader. He and his colleagues are making this appeal on behalf of the people of northern Gaza. The journalists present include Abed Alqadr Sabbah, Mahmoud Al-Awadia, Momin Abu Owda, Mahmoud Sabbah, Mahmoud El-Shareef, Anas Al-Sharif, Islam Bader, Mohammed Ahmed, and Fadi Al-Whidi, among others. The subtitles read

From the north of the Gaza Strip, we, as journalists still stationed here in the north stand today driven by our ethical responsibility and national duty as a voice for all those who remain steadfast in Gaza and its north who are being subjected to a policy of extermination and a policy of starvation which is no less than extermination. The markets have been emptied of all essentials, and there is no flour available except in rare instances. The occupation does not allow aid to enter, maintaining its obstinate siege against our people and our families. We are of this people, and today we speak for Palestinians, for the besieged and for those denied life’s essentials. The most basic necessities have now become extremely rare in Gaza.

Therefore, we issue this call as a final warning, about a severe famine that is unprecedented on a global scale and impacting all facets of life, particularly children, individuals with chronic conditions and society’s most vulnerable groups. We hold the Israeli occupation and the international community especially the United States responsible for this starvation because it is happening in front of the eyes and ears of the entire world without any concrete action [on the ground] to stop it. The occupation’s claims of aid delivery are deceptive and unfounded. In reality, nothing has entered the north of the Gaza Strip.

Therefore, this final call, on behalf of all these people, on behalf of our fellow journalists, on behalf of our families and on behalf of Palestinians and the displaced in the north of the Gaza Strip is for the world to uphold its responsibility. North Gaza is starving, and this famine must be stopped.

Source: Islam Bader et al via faridaek on Instagram

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"🟢 Zaher Jabareen, head of the office of martyrs, wounded, and prisoners in Hamas:

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful,

List of male and female prisoners included in the releases of the second day of the exchange deal.

The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas announces to our Palestinian people the list of prisoners included in today's (Saturday) release, the second day of the exchange deal, as follows:

Female Prisoners:

- Nourhan Ibrahim Khader Awad / Al-Quds

- Shorouq Salah Ibrahim Duwaiyat / Al-Quds

- Maysoon Mousa Mahmoud Mousa (Al-Jabali) / Bethlehem

- Fadwa Nazih Kamel Hamada / Al-Quds

- Israa Riyad Jamil Ja'abis / Al-Quds

- Aisha Youssef Abdullah Al-Afghani / Al-Quds

Cubs (young boys arrested by the idf) [under 18]:

- Ibrahim Walid Ibrahim Ta'amra / Bethlehem

- Ibrahim Samir Ibrahim Sabah / Bethlehem

- Mohammed Yassin Taysir Sabah / Bethlehem

- Saddam Amjad Majed Taqatqa / Bethlehem

- Youssef Mahmoud Salem Subtain / Al-Khalil

- Ahmed Ghareeb Ahmed Khalil / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Omar Mohammed Adham Abdul Rahim Shweiki / Al-Quds

- Ahmed Ali Mohammed Al-Sabbah / Bethlehem

- Murad Fouad Abdul Latif Dar Ata / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Ahmed Walid Mohammed Khshan / Jenin

- Shaker Ali Salem Ballout / Al-Khalil

- Wael Bilal Shaker Mashah / Nablus

- Tariq Ziad Abdul Rahim Dawoud / Qalqilya

- Abdul Rahman Mohammed Saleh Hourani / Qalqilya

- Marooh Yasser Ratib Khuzaimia / Jenin

- Abdul Hadi Azzam Mohammed Kamel

- Jihad Tawfiq Jihad Youssef / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Mohammed Ayman Abdul Rahman Aweis / Nablus

- Ezzedine Anan Hassan Sudani / Nablus

- Mustafa Mazen Hussein Shahadeh / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Shadi Mohammed Deeb Abu Adi / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Yassin Omar Ezzat Hanafiya / Areeha

- Abdul Karim Anwar Zaher Al-Saadi / Jenin

- Mohammed Tariq Salim Hawashin / Jenin

- Samid Khaled Mahmoud Abu Khalaf / Nablus

- Wissam Marwan Abdulsalam Tamimi / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Mohammed Nasr Fawzi Swalma / Nablus

- Yazan Jaber Abdul Jabbar Al-Hasanat / Bethlehem

- Mohammed Nizar Nimer Abu Aoun / Tulkarem

- Qasem Khaled Mohammed Masarwa / Jenin

- Anwar Tsafi Ahmad Ata / Ramallah and Al-Bireh

- Raja As'ad Raja Abu Qias / Jenin

- Hamada Said Mustafa Abu Samra / Qalqilya

We reaffirm that this deal would not have been possible without the sacrifices of our people and the bravery of the resistance in the Gaza Strip and its steadfastness against the brutality and Nazism of the occupation.

Mercy to our righteous martyrs. Freedom for our prisoners. Victory is our ally."

Zaher Jabareen

Head of the Martyrs, Prisoners, and Wounded Office in the Hamas Movement

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Liked on YouTube: Meeting this Syrian toymaker was nothing like I expected it to be || We Were Here || https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoWbPi1EEDI || I'm so excited for you to meet my new friend Mohammad. Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen, here's more information on the project: In support of World Refugee Day, We Were Here is an original documentary series from YouTube and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, that seeks to challenge stereotypes and perceptions about refugees by focussing on what unites us rather than sets us apart - our shared passions. You can see the other episodes in the series here: The Permaculturist - on the Gaz Oakley YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF-ACPYNN0oXD4ihS5mbbmw The Musicians - on the Jax Jones YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj95pmTj8-hClQPPc972VOw All episodes of the series are also featured on the YouTube playlist - http://yt.be/wewerehere Learn more at https://ift.tt/v4SsQHd #worldrefugeeday Directed by: Mahmoud Al Massad @massada Contributors: Mohammad Waheed Hussein Asaf, Simone Giertz Production Company: Uncommon Creative Studio @uncommon_london In Association With: Lief @we.are.lief Producers: Shananne Lane, Margo Mars, Rosie Woods @shanannelane @margomars @rosie_esme_woods Executive Producers: Alma Har’el, Nils Leonard, Charlie Gatsky Sinclair @alma.harel @nilsleonard Series Director: Laura Checkoway @laurachecks Casting Director: Six Minutes @sixminutes_casting Production Managers: Luke Tilbury, Laura Jenkins @thetilla Director of Photography: Ahmad Jalboush @ahmad_jalboush Editor: Simon El Habre @simonelhabre Additional Editing: Lewis Noll @lewisnoll Colourist: Yoomin Lee @yoominleecolourist Sound Designers: Patch Rowland & Nigel Mannington @patchland Music Supervisor: Bridget Samuels @bridgetsamuels Jordan Unit Producer: Faris Halaseh @faris_halaseh Service Production Company: Where To Film 1st AD & Translator: Leen Hamarneh @leenwithit 1st AC: Hussein Qadan @hussein_qadan Camera Operator / AC: Amr Khaled @_amr_khaled Location Manager: Ahmad Shehdeh @ahmad_jello Art Director: Ayoub Nahhas @ayoub.g.n Sound Recordist: Hussam Sabanekh @hussam.sabanekh DIT: Saif Abu Rabear @saif.aburabeea Sound Assistant: Bashar Khawaja Production Assistant: Hamzeh Hamidah @hamza.o.hamida Driver: Rashed Zghool @rahidzgh Assistant Editor: Patil Aynedjian Audio Post-Production: Machine Sound @machinesound.co Audio Executive Producer: Rebecca Boswell @rebeccajboswell Audio Producer: Amber Clayton @amberimogen1 Machine Music Supervisor: Brice Cagan @@bricecagan Audio Assistant: Chas Langston @chaslangston Colour: Company3 @company_3 Colour Producer: Kerri Aungle @kerrilondon Post-Production Company: Jam VFX @jamvfxuk Online Post Producer: Angus Berryman @angusberryman Title Design: Uncommon Creative Studio @uncommon_ldn Translations / Subtitles: Wael Joudeh @donotgooutside Production Assistant: Gaaron Clarke @gaaron_clarke Director Assistant: Tally Francis @tallyfrancish Director Assistant: Sasha Nicolas @sashanicolas Junior Researcher: Ethan Elliott @ethyweathy Photographer: Emily Garthwaite @emilygarthwaite Uncommon Creative Studio Creative Director: Shaun Savage @shaunsavage_ Uncommon Creative Studio Creative: Luke Carlisle Uncommon Creative Studio Business Director: Johnny McManus @johnny_mcmx Uncommon Creative Studio Legal: Murray Taylor Uncommon Creative Studio Head of Production: Goldie Robbens @goldie_robbens Special Thanks To: Meshal Elfayez Syrian Refugee Affairs Directorate Annemarie Jacir Roland Schoenbauer Peter Sripol Extra Special Thanks To: Osama Sabbah MUSIC CREDITS Emsallam, The Archiducer - Licensed c/o Keife Records Arabic Trap - Harry T Croxford, Theo Golding, Primetime Productions Ltd, licensed ℅ Universal Production Music Plant Hope - Cavendish Music, licensed ℅ PRS Major With Oohs & Ahhs - Taz Conley, Music Bed, licensed ℅ PRS Drifting With The Current 2 - licensed ℅ Machine Sound

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[TASK 139: JORDAN]

In celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 350+ Jordanian faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

F:

Abeer Issa (1961) Jordanian / Palestinian - actress.

Nadia Sawalha (1964) Jordanian - actress and presenter.

Julia Sawalha (1968) Jordanian Arab / English, French Huguenot - actress.

Shereen Audi (1970) Jordanian - artist.

Nariman Abdul Karim (1970) Jordanian - actress.

Rania Kurdi (1976) Jordanian Arab, Syrian Kurdish, British - actress, singer, and tv host.

Najwa Nimri (1976) Jordanian / Navarrese - actress.

Saba Mubarak (1976) Jordanian / Palestinian - actress and producer.

Cherien Dabis (1976) Jordanian / Palestinian - director, producer, and screenwriter.

Zain Awad (1978) Jordanian - singer.

Dana Hamdan (1979) Jordanian, Palestinian, Lebanese - actress.

Jaclyn Stapp (1980) Jordanian - model, Mrs. Florida America 2008, and Miss New York USA 2004.

Ayah Marar (1980) Jordanian / Czech, Bulgarian - singer and DJ.

Mais Hamdan (1982) Jordanian, Palestinian, Lebanese - actress, singer, and tv personality.

Haya Awad (1982) Jordanian - tv host and fashion designer.

Diana Karazon (1983) Jordanian, Palestinian, Syrian - singer, television host, and actress.

Mai Selim (1983) Jordanian, Palestinian, Lebanese - actress and singer.

Ola Al-Fares (1985) Jordanian - model, tv presenter, and journalist.

Talah Al-Alami (1985) Jordanian - instagrammer (talaalami).

Randa Karadsheh (1986) Jordanian - actress, tv presenter, and radio presenter.

Melissa Soria (1987) Jordanian, Filipina, Unspecified Native American, Spanish, Irish, German - model.

Ghazal Shashaah (1988) Jordanian - singer.

Margo Haddad (1988) Jordanian - actress and writer.

Christina Rafidia / Christina Rafidia Khury (1988 or 1989) Jordanian / Palestinian - Miss Arab USA 2011.

Rakeen Saad (1989) Jordanian - actress.

Haya Karazon (1990) Jordanian, Palestinian, Syrian - instagrammer (hayakarazonf3).

Sara Matar (1990) Jordanian - youtuber (Bunny) and instagrammer (bunnygirl.ig).

Zain Karazon (1990) Jordanian, Palestinian, Syrian - instagrammer (zoozkarazon).

Raya Khatib (1991) Jordanian - actress.

Rozaa Jo (1992) Jordanian / Russian - instagrammer (rozaa.jo).

Nedaa Shrara (1993) Jordanian - singer.

Aya Rihan (1993) Jordanian - instagrammer (aya_rihan).

Esraa Al Aseel (1995) Jordanian, Palestinian / Iraqi - singer.

Reem Amara (1995) Jordanian - model and actress.

Shahd (1997) Jordanian - instagrammer (thisisshahd).

Natalie Rantissi (1997 or 1998) Jordanian, Palestinian - tv host and Miss Earth Palestine 2016.

Affaf / Affaf Buslach (1998) Jordanian Arab / Unspecified White - youtuber.

Dima Bashar (2000) Jordanian, Palestinian - singer.

Saja Hammad (2003) Jordanian - singer.

Yasmine Al-Bustami (?) Jordanian, Palestinian / Filipina - actress.

Muna Khalaf (?) 3/4 Jordanian, 1/4 Unspecified White - instagrammer (munakhalaf_).

Emma Apgar (?) Palestinian Arab, Jordanian, Lebanese, Persian, Iraqi, Ashkenazi Jewish / Unspecified Native American, Ashkenazi Jewish, Polish, Lithuanian, German, Spanish, Portuguese - actress.

Manal Sehaimat (?) Jordanian - actress and director.

Rita Qatami (?) Jordanian - actress, writer and producer.

Aya Barqawi (?) Jordanian - instagrammer (ayabarqawi).

Rula Nasser (?) Jordanian - producer.

Uns Ghassib (?) Jordanian - instagrammer (unsghassib).

Deema Azar (?) Jordanian - producer.

Audrey Royal (?) Jordanian - model and porn actress.

Rania Omeish (?) Jordanian - instagrammer (raniaomeish).

Eman Azzeh (?) Jordanian - actress and model.  

Jenny Jana (?) Jordanian - model (Instagram: antyvlog).

Randa (?) Jordanian - director (Instagram: randasalloum).

Marah (?) Jordanian / Iraqi - Instarammer (mmarz).

Farah Siraj (?) Jordanian - singer.

Aliana Mawla (?) Jordanian, Venezuelan - Instagrammer (alianamawla).

Marah (?) Jordanian / Iraqi - Instagrammer (mmarz).

Taghrid Qindil (?) Jordanian - writer.

Reham Makhlouf (?) Jordanian, Palestinian, Saudi Arabian, Moroccan - model, writer, and life coach.

Sarab Yasin (?) Jordanian - model  - Trans!

Amal Ibrahim (?) Jordanian - singer.

Shirene Rifai (?) Jordanian - instagrammer (shirenerifai).

Hala Hadi (?) Jordanian - singer.

Shireen Abu-Khader (?) Jordanian - singer.

Gharam (?) Jordanian - singer, model and actress.

Macadi Nahhas (?) Jordanian - singer.

King Deco (?) Jordanian, Palestinian - singer.

Sivz (?) Jordanian - DJ.

Nabil Sawalha (?) Jordanian - actress.

Bana Abujaber (?) Jordanian - Instagrammer (sidenotebanaa).

Dania Dahleh (?) Jordanian - fashion designer (Instagram: daniadahleh)

Farah Hourani (?) Jordanian - Instagrammer (farahsdiary).

Hiba Bustami (?) Jordanian - Instagrammer (ipaslookbook).

F - Athletes:

Iliana Biridakis (1959) Jordanian - archer.

Jaklein Al-Duqom (1964) Jordanian - table tennis player.

Raida Abdallah Bader (1965) Jordanian - track and field athlete.

Tatiana Al-Najar (1967) Jordanian - table tennis player.

Nadia Al-Hindi (1972) Jordanian - table tennis player.

Nada Kawar (1975) Jordanian - spot putter.

Basma Al-Eshosh (1977) Jordanian - sprinter.

Samar Nassar (1978) Jordanian - swimmer.

Lama Hattab (1980) Jordanian - ultramarathon runner.

Dima Hattab (1980) Jordanian - ultramarathon runner.

Hana Majaj (1982) Jordanian - swimmer.

Mira Ghniem (1983) Jordanian - swimmer.

Shadia Bseiso (1986) Jordanian - ju-jitsu practitioner.

Rima Taha (1987) Jordanian - sprinter.

Yasmeen Khair (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Abeer Rantisi (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Stephanie Al-Naber (1988) Jordanian - footballer.

Nadin Dawani (1988) Jordanian - taekwondo practitioner.

Maysa Jbarah (1989) Jordanian - footballer.

Raya Hatahet (1989) Jordanian - taekwondo practitioner.

Yara Kakish (1991) Jordanian - ju-jitsu practitioner.

Baraah Awadallah (1991) Jordanian - middle-distance runner.

Enshirah Al-Hyasat (1991) Jordanian - footballer.

Abeer Al-Nahar (1991) Jordanian - footballer.

Sama'a Khraisat (1991) Jordanian - footballer.

Razan Taha (1991) Jordanian - swimmer.

Shahnaz Jebreen (1992) Jordanian - footballer.

Tamara Armoush (1992) Jordanian - middle-distance runner.

Samah Khaled (1992) Jordanian - cyclist.

Julyana Al-Sadeq (1994) Jordanian - taekwondo practitioner.

Talita Baqlah (1995) Jordanian - swimmer.

Sarah Abu-Sabbah (1999) Jordanian / Unknown - footballer.

Dara Al-Bakry (2000) Jordanian - swimmer.

Lara Aklouk (2002) Jordanian - swimmer.

Luna Al-Masri (?) Jordanian - footballer.

M:

Nadim Sawalha (1935) Jordanian - actor.

Nabil Sawalha (1941) Jordanian - comedian.

Nabil Shaban (1953) Jordanian - actor.

Eyad Nassar (1971) Jordanian - actor.

Omar Al-Abdallat (1972) Jordanian - singer.

Achraf El Awadi (1973) Jordanian - actor and tv presenter.

Ghazi Albuliwi (1976) Jordanian - actor and filmmaker.

Yahya Alabdallah (1978) Jordanian, Palestinian - actor and filmmaker.

Rifqi Assaf (1978) Jordanian, Palestinian - actor, director, and writer.

Mondher Rayahneh (1979) Jordanian - actor.

Majd Ayoub (1980) Jordanian, Lebanese - singer.

Walid Samara (1980) Jordanian - singer.

J. Claude Deering (1981) Jordanian / Irish - actor.

Omar Naber (1981) Jordanian / Slovenian - singer.

Ferras / Ferras Alqaisi (1982) Jordanian - singer.

Said Durrah (1982) Jordanian / Palestinian - comedian.

Abdulaziz Abdulrahman (1982) Jordanian - singer.

Hani Mitwasi (1983) Jordanian - singer.

Kassem G / Kassem Gharaibeh (1983) Jordanian / Egyptian - actor, comedian, and youtuber (Kassem G).

Mahmoud Radaideh (1983) Jordanian - singer and musician.

Toni Qattan (1985) Jordanian, Palestinian - singer-songwriter, pianist, guitarist, and composer.

Ahmad Massad (1987) Jordanian - youtuber (Ahmad Massad).

Moh’d Rafe (1988) Jordanian - singer, guitarist, and pianist.

Hamed Sinno (1988) Jordanian / Lebanese - singer-songwriter.

Mohammad Bashar (1988) Jordanian, Palestinian - singer.

Yehia Sweis (1988) Jordanian - singer-songwriter, composer, and artist.

Alaasadi (1989) Jordanian - TikToker (Alaasadi).

Yaman Al Omari (1989) Jordanian - tv presenter and producer.

Naser Al Azzeh (1990) Jordanian - actor, filmmaker, and dancer.

Joe Hattab (1990) Jordanian - youtuber (Joe HaTTab).

Mohammad Ramadan (1990) Jordanian - singer.

Osama Mahmoud Odat (1991) Jordanian - instagrammer (osamaodat91).

Shadi Hijazi (1993) Jordanian, Saudi Arabian - instarammer (shadihijazi).

Ayman Aballi (1994) Jordanian - instagrammer (ayman_aballi).

Kasem Hato (1994) Jordanian - youtuber (Ibn Hattuta Travels) and instagramer (ibnhattuta).

Mohammad Abdel Raheem (1995) Jordanian / Palestinian - actor.

Wessam Qutob (1995) Jordanian - actor, director, youtuber (WessamQ), and instagrammer (wessamq).

Ramez Zyoud (1995) Jordanian - instagrammer (ramez_zyoud).

Abood Omari (1998) Jordanian - actor, radio presenter, comedian, and instagrammer (abood_omarii).

Mazin Adeeb (1998) Jordanian - instagrammer (mazn).

Ali Faysal (1999) Jordanian - TikToker (alifaysal1).

Waleed Miqdad (2000) Jordanian - youtuber (Assomi & Waleed).

Barack Aziz (2000) Jordanian - TikToker (king_barack).

Motasem Miqdad (2001) Jordanian - youtuber (Birds of Paradise).

Kali Abdel-Hadi / Khalid Abdel-Hadi (?) Jordanian - model, magazine founder (My.Kali), and LGBT+ activist.

Saif (?) Jordanian - Instagrammer (26sf).

Emad Al Muhtaseb (?) Jordanian - actor and writer.

Darem Bouchentouf (?) Jordanian / Moroccan - actor.

Mohammad Qwaider (?) Jordanian - singer.

Ricky Davao (?) Jordanian, Spanish - actor.

Mohammed Al Qaq (?) Jordanian - actor, singer, and artist.

Yousef Abu-Taleb (?) Jordanian, English - actor and producer.

Hani Naser (?) Jordanian - musician.

Muhannad Alkhatib (?) Jordanian - singer.

Shamekh Bluwi (?) Jordanian - fashion designer.

Khairy Hirzalla (?) Jordanian - painter.

Aziz Abdo (?) Jordanian / Lebanese - singer.

Ahmed Romel (?) Jordanian - singer.

Dr. Mex (?) Jordanian / Polish - rapper.

Ahmad Edilbi (?) Jordanian - model.

Rashed Rawashdeh (?) Jordanian - model. - Trans!

Ahmed M Sawalha (?) Jordanian - model.

Mohamad Bazlamit (?) Jordanian - model.

M - Athletes:

Mouteb Al-Faouri (1960) Jordanian - middle-distance runner.

Basil Kilani (1960) Jordanian - long-distance runner.

Issa Al-Turk (1960) Jordanian -  footballer.

Jim Badra (1961) Jordanian - bodybuilder.

Ismael Mahmoud Ghassab (1961) Jordanian - long-distance runner.

Amjad Tawalbeh (1965) Jordanian - racewalker.

Abidnasir Shabab (1965) Jordanian - boxer.

Jamal Abu-Abed (1965) Jordanian - footballer.

Fakhredin Fouad (1967) Jordanian - high jumper.

Awad Al-Hasini (1967) Jordanian - long-distance runner.

Mustafa Mohammad (1968) Jordanian - bodybuilder.

Ali Abuzamia (1968) Jordanian - fencer.

Omar Dabaj (1969) Jordanian - boxer.

Rateb Al-Awadat (1970) Jordanian - footballer.

Mostafa Salameh (1970) Jordanian - mountain climber.

Jeris Tadrus (1972) Jordanian - footballer.

Adnan Al-Shuaibat (1973) Jordanian - footballer.

Osama Talal (1973) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohannad Mahadeen (1973) Jordanian - footballer.

Haitham Al-Shboul (1974) Jordanian - footballer.

Badran Al-Shaqran (1974) Jordanian - footballer.

Bassam Al-Khatib (1975) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohamed Al-Kafraini (1975) Jordanian - middle-distance runner.

Essam Abu Touk (1977) Jordanian - footballer.

Bashar Bani Yaseen (1977) Jordanian - footballer.

Feras Taleb (1977) Jordanian - footballer.

Ayman Adais (1978) Jordanian - basketball player.

Lo'ai Al-Amaireh (1978) Jordanian - footballer.

Haidarah Al Kawamleh (1978) Jordanian - paralympic athlete, weightlifter.

Jamil Elshebli (1979) Jordanian - paralympic athlete.

Waseem Al-Bzour (1979) Jordanian - footballer.

Anas Al-Zboun (1979) Jordanian - footballer.

Ibrahim Aqil (1979) Jordanian - taekwondo practitioner.

Khalil Al-Hanahneh (1980) Jordanian - sprinter.

Othman Al-Hasanat (1980) Jordanian - footballer.

Ali Thiabat (1980) Jordanian - footballer.

Jamal Maaytah (1981) Jordanian - basketball player.

Shadi Abu Hash'hash (1981) Jordanian - footballer.

Khaled Saad (1981) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Khamees (1981) Jordanian - footballer.

Ahmed Hatamleh (1982) Jordanian - footballer.

Siraj Al-Tall (1982) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Balas (1982) Jordanian - footballer.

Alaa' Matalqa (1982) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Muneer (1982) Jordanian - footballer.

Ahmad Hayel (1983) Jordanian - footballer.

Methkal Abu Drais (1983) Jordanian - long-distance runner.

Abdel-Hadi Al-Maharmeh (1983) Jordanian - basketball player.

Wesam Al-Sous (1983) Jordanian - basketball player.

Omar Athamneh (1983) Jordanian - footballer.

Rami Samara (1983) Jordanian - footballer.

Malek Al-Shlouh (1983) Jordanian - footballer.

Zaid Abbas (1983) Palestinian [Jordanian] - basketball player.

Omar Abu Fares (1984) Jordanian - swimmer.

Ibrahim Al-Saqqar (1984) Jordanian - footballer.

Ahmed Abdel-Sattar (1984) Jordanian - footballer.

Abdel-Ilah Al-Hanahneh (1984) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Hadrab (1984) Jordanian - basketball player.

Ihab Al-Matbouli (1985) Jordanian - boxer.

Fadel Al-Najjar (1985) Kuwati [Jordanian] - basketball player.

Mohammad Shatnawi (1985) Jordanian - footballer.

Malek Al-Yasseri (1985) Jordanian - footballer.

Mousa Al-Awadi (1985) Jordanian - basketball player.

Fayiz Al-Zoubi (1985) Jordanian - footballer.

Lawrence Fanous (1985) Jordanian - triathlete.

Ammar Abu-Aleeqa (1985) Jordanian - footballer.

Ibrahim Khalaf (1986) Jordanian - judoka.

Mohannad Al-Maharmeh (1986) Jordanian - footballer.

Rami Fayez (1986) Jordanian - footballer.

Essam Mubaideen (1986) Jordanian - footballer.

Suleiman Al-Salman (1986) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Al-Maharmeh (1986) Jordanian - footballer.

Kareem Ennab (1987) Jordanian - swimmer.

Ahmed Al-Shaqran (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Alaa' Al-Shaqran (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Al-Salu (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Ashraf Al-Masaeed (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Baha' Abdel-Rahman (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Sharif Al-Nawaisheh (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Ahmed Marei (1987) Jordanian - footballer.

Mohammad Al-Bakhit (1987) Jordanian - taekwondo practitioner.

Alex Legion (1988) Jordanian - basketball player.

Ra'ed Al-Nawateer (1988) Jordanian - footballer.

Lo'ay Omran (1988) Jordanian - footballer.

Anas Bani Yaseen (1988) Jordanian - footballer.

Ali Khwayleh (1988) Jordanian - footballer.

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Mahmoud Shawkat (1995) Jordanian - footballer.

Jaime Siaj (1995) Jordanian - footballer.

Khaled Al-Radaideh (1995) Jordanian - footballer.

Ahmad Ersan (1996) Jordanian - footballer.

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Issa Nafesh (1995) Jordanian - footballer.

Hussein Ishaish (1995) Jordanian - boxer.

Ibrahim Al-Khub (1996) Jordanian - footballer.

Yazan Abu Arab (1996) Jordanian - footballer.

Khaled Al-Dardour (1996) Jordanian - footballer.

Ahmed Al-Maharmeh (1997) Jordanian - footballer.

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Mo Abualnadi (2001) Jordanian - footballer.

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Hope for dementia sufferers as blood pressure drug appears to combat disease

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Hope for dementia sufferers as blood pressure drug appears to combat disease

British scientists have raised hopes for vascular dementia sufferers after discovering that a drug used to treat high blood pressure could be used to combat the disease.

Researchers at the University of Manchester say amlodipine could be repurposed to slow the incurable condition after testing its efficacy on mice.

Vascular dementia is caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, which ultimately kills brain cells and can be a result of the narrowing and blockage of small blood vessels in the brain. Its link to high blood pressure has long been the subject of research.

This was the first time the effects of a range of blood-pressure medication on these damaged arteries were tested.

The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, found that mice treated with amlodipine had better blood flow to more active areas of the brain.

Researchers found the drug allowed their arteries to widen, leading to increased oxygen flow to affected parts of the brain.

Amlodipine was found to restore the activity of a special protein known as Kir2.1, which is present in cells lining the blood vessels and protects the brain from the harmful effects of high blood pressure.

The team aims to run clinical trials in humans. If successful, it would be the first approved drug to help the condition that affects millions of people worldwide.

Prof Metin Avkiran, associate medical director at the British Heart Foundation, said the study was “a vital step forward towards finding new ways of stopping vascular dementia from progressing”.

Dr Adam Greenstein, clinical senior lecturer in cardiovascular sciences at the University of Manchester, who led the research team, said the way vascular dementia develops has “remained a mystery until now”.

“Patients are presenting with symptoms of vascular dementia earlier than ever before, and with further research we could potentially offer those patients hope to prevent the progression of this life-changing disease.”

Updated: September 16th 2021, 11:15 AM

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Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

Started: April 2017

Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

PROFILE OF SWVL

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Founders: Mostafa Kandil, Ahmed Sabbah and Mahmoud Nouh

Based: Cairo, Egypt

Sector: transport

Size: 450+ employees

Investment: approximately $80 million

Investors include: Dubai’s Beco Capital, US’s Endeavor Catalyst, China’s MSA, Egypt’s Sawari Ventures, Sweden’s Vostok New Ventures, Property Finder CEO Michael Lahyani

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Trump plan to move U.S. embassy to Jerusalem angers Middle East Christians

By Loveday Morris, Washington Post, December 13, 2017

JERUSALEM--Some of the festive cheer was missing this weekend at a public Christmas tree lighting near the site where Christians believe an angel proclaimed Christ’s birth to local shepherds.

“Our oppressors have decided to deprive us from the joy of Christmas,” Patriarch Michel Sabbah, the former archbishop and Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, told the crowd in the town of Beit Sahour in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. “Mr. Trump told us clearly Jerusalem is not yours.”

The Trump administration’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and move the U.S. Embassy there has provoked widespread opposition among Christians across the Middle East. When Vice President Pence arrives next week on a trip touted as a chance to check on the region’s persecuted Christians, he will be facing an awkward backlash.

The pope of the Egyptian Coptic Church, who leads the largest Christian denomination in the Middle East, has called off a scheduled meeting with Pence in Cairo. The Chaldean Church in Iraq warned this week that the White House move on Jerusalem risks sparking regional violence and extremism and demanded that the Trump administration respect U.N. resolutions on the city.

In the West Bank city of Bethlehem, which is about 12 percent Christian and is a scheduled stop on Pence’s tour, religious leaders turned off the city’s Christmas tree lights last week to protest the White House announcement.

On Sunday, demonstrators staged a sit-in outside the Church of the Nativity, built on the site thought to be the birthplace of Jesus. “We will not receive Mr. Pence here,” said Saleh Bandak, a Bethlehem-born Christian politician who attended Sunday’s protest.

While the news has been badly received among Christian communities in the Middle East, the move was in part a political gesture aimed at Christians: white evangelical voters, who backed Trump overwhelmingly in last year’s presidential election. American evangelical Christians--who believe that the right of the Jews to Jerusalem is enshrined in the Bible and that their presence there will usher in Judgment Day--were a powerful lobbying force behind the decision.

Palestinian Christians complain that Christian evangelicals’ support of Israel doesn’t take into consideration the rights and needs of Christians in the homeland of their religion.

“This is where it all started,” said the Rev. Mitri Raheb, a Lutheran pastor in Bethlehem. “The Bible originated in Palestine, not in the Bible Belt, but people in the Bible Belt read the Bible in a way that really makes our lives difficult.”

Trump received about 80 percent of the evangelical vote, according to exit polls, more than any other recent Republican presidential candidate.

His campaign had recognized the importance of the evangelical vote by picking Pence, then Indiana governor, as Trump’s running mate. A self-described Catholic evangelical, Pence helped energize and turn out that constituency.

The White House recognition of Jerusalem went ahead despite warnings from Pope Francis; the archbishop of Canterbury, who heads the Church of England and is a leader for Anglicans worldwide; and the heads and patriarchs of various churches in Jerusalem. Egypt’s Coptic Church said the decision had disregarded the feelings of millions of Arabs.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has canceled his meeting with the vice president following the decision, making it unclear whether Pence will still visit Bethlehem on a tour that was meant to include Jerusalem, the West Bank and Egypt. A spokeswoman for Pence said she could not share details of changes to his schedule at this time.

The White House has repeatedly said it is seeking to better protect Christians in the Middle East. Christians are estimated to make up less than 2 percent of the Palestinian population in the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza, a shrinking but influential minority. Most are Greek Orthodox, but they also include Catholics, Lutherans and Anglicans. The evangelical community is a tiny minority.

“When they talk about Christian minorities in danger, they talk about Iraq and other regions where ISIS is the threat,” Raheb said, referring to Islamic State militants. “They never, ever address the issue of Palestinian Christians under Israeli occupation.”

Pence has been a longtime proponent of the embassy move and hinted at Trump’s decision in a speech the week before the announcement. In a video message to Republicans in Israel in October, Pence described Jerusalem as “the eternal, undivided capital of the Jewish people.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that only Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem can ensure freedom of access to the city’s holy sites, sacred to Jews, Christian and Muslims. Jews were expelled from Jerusalem’s Old City in the 1948 ­Arab-Israeli war and synagogues were ransacked and destroyed. During that same war, many Palestinian Christians fled or were expelled from areas now under Israeli control; like other displaced Palestinians, they are denied the right to return.

In reaction to Trump’s announcement, Netanyahu said there would be “no change whatsoever” to the status quo of the holy sites.

Raheb notes that there is no freedom of access to Jerusalem for Christian and Muslim men under 55 and women under 50 living in the West Bank, who both need to obtain a permit to visit.

“Our mere existence as Christians here is inconvenient as it means this conflict can’t be framed as a religious war between Jews and Muslims,” said Raheb. “It’s not about religion. It’s a political conflict over land and resources.”

The Rev. Jamal Khader, the parish priest for a Catholic congregation of 500 families in the West Bank city of Ramallah, said he fears that the White House will inflame sectarianism between Christians and Muslims and give extremists an excuse to attack Christians. In making the White House announcement in front of a Christmas tree, Trump framed it as a declaration by the Christian West aimed at the Muslim world, Khader said.

“We are trying to convince people, especially Christians, to avoid violence,” he said. “But I’m worried. How can I convince young people to react in a nonviolent way?”

Trump said his announcement didn’t mean the United States was taking a position on whether Israel ultimately had sovereignty over all of Jerusalem, but Palestinians were not reassured.

“Of course everyone is upset about it. This is a political issue,” said Theophilos III, the patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church in Jerusalem, which he called “a city for the whole world, two people and three religions.”

But evangelical Trump supporters have gushed with praise for the decision. “We and the millions of Christians we represent will never forget your courageous act,” Christians United for Israel said in a full-page ad in The Washington Post on Sunday thanking Trump.

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Smart buses to make traveling easier for Lahoris

An Egyptian bus-hailing service named Swvl has launched in Lahore, which provides affordable and comfortable buses for daily commute. It is similar to the coaches and buses which run in the city, but instead of a first-come-first-serve system, the booking has to be made online. The company currently has a fleet of air-conditioned 13-seater Hiaces and 21-seater buses. It has hired both full-time and part-time drivers who are paid on a per-ride basis. The rates are charged according to the distance, starting from Rs50 for a 25km ride. There’s no surge pricing which means that the rates are fixed and don’t change in rush hours. The payment option is cash, but an online payment option will be introduced soon too. Swvl was founded by three young Egyptian entrepreneurs: Mostafa Kandil, the CEO, Mahmoud Nouh, the COO and Ahmed Sabbah, the CTO. “Our target market consists of young individuals who value comfort and reliability while being financially prudent,” General Manager Shahzeb Memon told SAMAA Digital. “These boys and girls are always on the go and want a new-age, efficient mode of travel,” he said. Memon explained that the service is not just targeting previous ride-hailing users but creating options for a large chunk of the Pakistani population who could previously not afford to use ride-hailing services. When asked how Swvl aims to make its place in the market, Memon said, “We offer a transport service at a price cheaper than rickshaws, cars, taxis or other ride-hailing services”. How can you book a ride? The process is simple. All you have to do is download the app from Google Play Store or Apple’s App Store. You can explore the existing routes or enter your pickup and drop-off locations. The app shows the estimated walking time to the pickup station, where the bus will pick you at a designated time. The bus will drop you off at your selected drop-off station after which you have to walk towards your final destination point. A live tracking option is available, through which you can see the location of the booked vehicle and reach your chosen pickup point on time. Swvl operates at the following routes in Lahore: Askari 11 – DHA – Main Blvd – China Chowk Askari 11 – DHA – Bahria Town PKLI DHA Phase 6 – Ferozepur Road DHA Phase 6- Johar Town- Valencia Shad Bagh – GT Road – Shalimar Link Road- Ferozpur Road Wapda Town- Faisal Town- Gulberg- Jail Road Jallo- Mughalpura Underpass- Mall Road Underpass – Thokar Niaz Baig Shalimar Link Road – Canal Road – Multan Road – Bahria Town They plan to have a presence across Lahore with curated travel options for their customers. The service will expand to Karachi by the end of the year. The company aims to offer quality customer service and maximum number of routes. As they have already made their mark in Kenya and Egypt, they believe their expansion to Pakistan would be a success. “Our reputation across Egypt and Kenya speaks volumes about how we have become an integral part of the daily lives of people,” Memon remarked. He believes that Swvl’s strength lies in the technology platform and localized consumer service and experiences. Read the full article

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19 January 2024

Journalist Mahmoud Sabbah documents children in line for what has to pass as a “meal” at a shelter in northern Gaza. People in north Gaza are being forced to subsist off of broth made from tainted water. Contrary to implications and outright lies by the occupation and its supporters, northern Gaza is still

totally besieged

not receiving practically any food aid

starving to death

under active attack by IOF air, sea, and ground forces

Source

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23 April 2024

Journalists Karam Naji, Mahmoud Sabbah, Osama Abu Rabie, and Abed Alqadr Sabbah report being directly attacked by IOF artillery while documenting the occupation’s ongoing massacres in Beit Lahiya and Beit Hanoun. They narrowly escaped the attack, and had to flee through dust, smoke, and rubble, all while still under fire.

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13 March 2024

Journalist Mahmoud Sabbah documents fellow journalists trying to cook a meal: broth with a few lentils. He records journalist Abed Alqadr Sabbah blowing air through a long tube in order to stoke the tiny cooking fire, as there is not enough wood or kindling to make it stronger. Journalist Mohammed Ahmed speaks on the situation.

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20 December 2023

Journalists Mahmoud Sabbah and Abed Alqadr Sabbah report from a small medical facility in Jabaliya. The facility is surrounded by bombardment and shrapnel continues to cause damage to the structure. You can see that the bombing is so close that the air from the explosions makes the plastic wrap over the broken windows flutter. Both report that the attacks have never been this intense, and the situation right now is very dangerous and uncertain.

Source: Mahmoud Sabbah via Instagram Stories, Abed Alqadr Sabbah via Instagram

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21 January 2024

Journalist Mahmoud Sabbah reports that there is virtually no grain left in Gaza. Millers are forced to grind animal feed into powder to use as flour.

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A post shared by Mahmoud Sabbah (@mahmoudsabbah2)

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https://x.com/gazanotice/status/1723471206198686085?s=20

do you know who is in this photo from november? are they still alive? where can i follow them?

As far as I know, they are all still alive. From left to right: Fadi Al-Whidi, Hossam Shabat, Mohammed Saber Arab, Mahmoud Abusalama, Mahmoud Al-Sharif (I think), Anas Al-Sharif, Abdullah Obead (no longer in the north), Abood Abusalama (I think), Mahmoud Sabbah (I think), Momin Abu Owda, Mohammed Ahmed, Mahmoud Al-Awadia, Hamza Hammad (seriously injured but still alive as far as I know), unknown, Ahmed Hamdan (I think).

They all have Instagram accounts, which I will link soon. In the mean time, I will put the known individuals’ names in the tags so you can search our posts and find links to their accounts. Tomorrow or the day after I will edit this post and add direct links.

Any corrections or additions are welcome

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2 February 2024

Journalist Mahmoud Sabbah documents the destruction left behind by IOF troops after they retreated from parts of north Gaza.

Source: Mahmoud Sabbah on Instagram

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A post shared by Mahmoud Sabbah (@mahmoudsabbah2)

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5 January 2024

At Khalifa School in the previous post, journalist Mahmoud Sabbah documents the return of the people of Gaza to the area, with some displaced people using the remains of the school as a shelter. They have carried with them damaged solar panels that were originally on a home or business, but have been repaired. They have been hooked up to batteries, and can now power small devices. The people of Gaza will always rebuild. Always.

Source: Mahmoud Sabbah via Instagram Stories on Instagram

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3 January 2024

A few hours ago, journalist Mahmoud Sabbah documented the detonation of flare bombs over Jabaliya. Flare bombs are used to illuminate an area for reconnaissance, so that the sender of the flare can get information about a spot, often to launch an attack. In Gaza, every time these flares appear, a bombing campaign follows soon after, with ground attacks often accompanying.

Now, multiple sources report increased bombardment of and near Jabaliya. Shukri Filfil and Shadi Mahmoud report constant shelling, while Tamer Al-Najjar reports almost being killed by sniper fire.

Source: Mahmoud Sabbah, Shukri Filfil, Shadi Mahmoud, and Tamer Al-Najjar via Instagram Stories on Instagram