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Elderly at Gaza care home welcome rise in visits, support in Ramadan - Vimarsana News

Elderly at Gaza care home welcome rise in visits, support in Ramadan

GAZA CITY: Forty men and women who live in the only home for the elderly in the Gaza Strip welcome the month of Ramadan because it means more visits by relatives and greater support to help them live comfortably. “The month of Ramadan is a golden month for the elderly residing in the Al-Wafaa Center for the Elderly. There is an increase in donations and an increase in

Lebanese troops called in to halt drug turf war - Vimarsana News

Lebanese troops called in to halt drug turf war

BEIRUT: Rival drug-dealing families using machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades brought mayhem to the streets of a southern Beirut neighborhood during a series of violent clashes on Tuesday. Lebanese troops were forced to step in to end the fighting in an area adjoining the Burj Al-Barajneh camp for Palestinian refugees after members of the two families became embroiled

Child killed after Egypt is hit by rocket fired from Gaza Strip - Vimarsana News

Child killed after Egypt is hit by rocket fired from Gaza Strip

Sara Salama, 13, died in el-Mattallah while her eight-year-old brother Khaled and two-year-old sister Rahaf sustained serious injuries and were taken to hospital.

Israel agrees to fund visually impaired girl's rides to school days after Haaretz report - Vimarsana News

Israel agrees to fund visually impaired girl's rides to school days after Haaretz report

Follow Dec. 13, 2020 The Education Ministry will pay for transportation to school for Fidaa Abu Afash, a 9-year-old visually impaired girl from the Bedouin Wadi al-Na’am community in the Negev, after refusing to do so for over a year. About two weeks ago Haaretz reported that the ministry was refusing to pay for Abu Afash’s transportation to the bilingual Degania School in Be’er Sheva, where she has been studying since kindergarten, with the explanation that there is a closer school for her. In the wake of this report, last week lawmaker Ahmad Tibi (Joint List) met with Education Minist...