Middle East/Culture

'The camels know the tone of their owner's voice and respond to him immediately, and if someone else calls them, they will not respond to him'

'At the time of the coronavirus pandemic, we did not see anyone in Petra. We hope from God Almighty that people will stay well'

'It's illogical to consider anything being traditional as a reason for it to be acceptable'

Her visit could tell a story of cautious optimism, as another example of how ties can be built between Arabs and Israelis

Hezbollah urges France to 'take firm measures to punish the perpetrators of this act, who attacked what is sacred and flouted the dignity of an entire nation'

Nicknamed 'Star of the Orient', she is generally considered the greatest singer in the Arab world

For Palestinians, cuisine is a large part of their cultural identity

UAE's ties with Israel flourishing since a U.S.-backed deal to normalize diplomatic relations in 2020

'It's a privilege for us to bridge people, opinions, and cultures – that's the power of social media'

'They feel, at least the Palestinians, that their stories are being told for the very first time'

From January 11-13, coffee lovers can taste, evaluate, and compare bean variants from across the world

Former captain of the Palestinian basketball squad is Jerusalem's only accredited Santa

It will celebrate the legends of the golden age of Arab cinema

'A common culture of the different peoples living in the Arab world... would secure a kind friendship'

It is the first time Tel Aviv's Habima Theater performs in Islamic country

Fourteen feature films from across the world, including six by women, competing for the 'Gold Star' award

'We are showing people how to fight for their rights without violence'

The carvings were unearthed during several digs over recent years, by archaeologists from Kurdistan

'It is not the oldest of its kind, but it's the most complete and the rarest'

All-women group's win brings joy and pride to crisis-hit Mediterranean country

The oldest are dating back to 8,000 BC

Panahi and two other filmmakers were imprisoned in July as part of Iran's latest crackdown on civil society

Mohamed Kilani Tbib, known as Inkman, was inspired to drop out of business school and study graphic design