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Stories about Palestine from May, 2009

31 May 2009

Palestine: Report On Use Of Depleted Uranium In Gaza

Written by Ayesha Saldanha · Quick Reads · Environment

30 May 2009

Egypt: Cairo Refugee Film Festival

Written by Marwa Rakha · Egypt

Integrating refugees in society is the aim of a film festival with a difference. Marwa Rakha learns about the Cairo Refugee Film Festival, being held from June 16 to 20...

27 May 2009

Lebanon: Palestinians In Exile

Written by Ayesha Saldanha · Quick Reads · Lebanon

Palestine: The Situation In Gaza Deteriorates

Written by Ayesha Saldanha · Quick Reads · Economics & Business

26 May 2009

Palestine: Israeli Armed Police Disrupt Literature Festival

Written by Eman AbdElRahman · China

The Palestine Festival of Literature is a traveling cultural roadshow touring across the West Bank, in Palestine, from May 23 to 28. The aim is to take literary activities to...

24 May 2009

Palestine: Palestinian Christians Want Freedom Too

Written by Ayesha Saldanha · Quick Reads · Religion

Palestine: Art From Rubble

Written by Ayesha Saldanha · Quick Reads · Arts & Culture

22 May 2009

Palestine: Remembering Al Nakba

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Israel

21 May 2009

Palestine: Family Fun?

Written by Ayesha Saldanha · Quick Reads · Ideas

20 May 2009

Jordan: The Pope's Visit to the Middle East

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Israel

18 May 2009

Israel: Eurovision Peace Duo Push for Another Way

Written by Gilad Lotan · Israel

Can music help bring us closer together? Noa and Mira Awad hope their message from the Eurovision Song Contest reaches far and wide. Gilad Lotan updates us about the journey...

14 May 2009

MENA: Does Swine Flu Spread from Touching Pigs?

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Egypt

More than 14 centuries after Islam prohibited the consumption of pork, pigs are once again making headlines across the Arab world - this time in the form of tweets. Here's...