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In 1987, a factory in the heart of Nablus went silent. The looms stopped. The threads went still. The occupation had won — or...

In recent years, there has been a growing shift toward natural skincare products, as more people begin to question the long ingredient lists found...

From Decline to Survival: Nablusi Soap Under OccupationBy the late 19th century, Nablus had around 30 soap factories. By 1904, that number had dropped...

Nablusi soap is made by people, not machines. Soap Made by People, Not Machines Traditional soap factories rely on simple tools and skilled hands....

Nablusi soap exists because of the land. The hills surrounding Nablus have produced olive oil for centuries. Olive trees thrive in the region’s climate,...

Updated 2026For more than a thousand years, soap-making has been part of everyday life in Palestine — not as an industry alone, but as...

A living craft preserved for over a thousand years In the old city of Nablus, soap making has been part of daily life for...

A ceasefire may stop bombs, but it does not rebuild lives. In Gaza Strip, the suffering did not end when the ceasefire began. Instead,...