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Aftimos Market is located in Jerusalem. It dates back to the Ottoman era. It was famous for its antique shops. It has witnessed major transformations in the nature of its …

The village of Caesarea belongs to the Haifa district, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea to the west, and it contains the first port of Palestine. It was built by King Herod …

The Cave of Candles is a cave located on the western slopes of the Jerusalem Mountains. It is a natural masterpiece located near Wadi al-Sarar. This cave is full of …

10/18/2024–|Last updated: 10/18/202403:47 PM (Mecca time) Tal al-Sultan Camp, also called “Tell al-Sultan Camp,” is located northwest of the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip. It is considered a …

10/17/2024–|Last updated: 10/17/202404:59 PM (Mecca time) The generals’ plan aims to control the northern Gaza Strip, by displacing the region’s population to the south, then imposing a complete siege on …

One of the oldest historical cities of Palestine, founded in 20 AD, was named after the Roman Emperor Tiberius Caesar (I), and it is one of the four holy cities …

Ahmed Sameh Al-Khalidi (1896-1951) was one of the most prominent educators in Palestine and one of the greatest Arab educators in the modern era. He ran the Arab College – …

Mujir al-Din al-Ulaimi al-Hanbali – nicknamed Abu al-Yaman – was a Hanbali scholar and jurist, historian of Jerusalem and Hebron, and chief judge of Jerusalem. He was born in 1456 …

The Mount of Olives – also known as Mount Al-Tur – is the highest mountain peak in the city of Jerusalem, and overlooks the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. It is distinguished …

The events of the Battle of Katamon took place in the neighborhood west of Jerusalem, which was at the heart of the Zionist plans to occupy the western part of …