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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,...

For Palestinians, Christmas is not only a religious celebration—it is a reminder of roots, endurance, and belonging. Long before Christmas trees and commercial decorations...

There is no symbol of Palestine more enduring than the olive tree. It is impossible to walk through a Palestinian village, town, or the...

There are objects that belong to a people so deeply that they become more than clothing or pattern — they become memory. The Palestinian...

There is a certain weight to an object that comes from a place under pressure. Not a physical heaviness, but something quieter — a...