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Farmer Digs Up 4,500-Year-Old Sculpture | NewsRadio 740 KTRH - Vimarsana News

Farmer Digs Up 4,500-Year-Old Sculpture | NewsRadio 740 KTRH

The sculpture is estimated to have been created around 2,500 B.C.

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Judith Sudilovsky

Judith Sudilovsky is a freelance journalist and Catholic News Service contributor who has covered Israel and the Palestinian Territories for over 25 years.

Jordan ranks 2nd highest in Arab region for price of gasoline octane-95 - Vimarsana News

Jordan ranks 2nd highest in Arab region for price of gasoline octane-95

AMMAN — Jordan ranks the second highest countryin the Arab region and 46th globally when it comes to the prices of gasoline octane-95, a type of premium gasoline, according to Global Petrol Prices index, issued on October 11.Global Petrol Prices index is a global tracker for the retail prices of petrol in 150 countries around the world, according to its website.

Lebanon court jails citizens for obtaining Israel IDs - Vimarsana News

Lebanon court jails citizens for obtaining Israel IDs

A Lebanese court yesterday sentenced four Lebanese to 15 years in prison in addition to hard labour over 'dealing with the Israeli enemy and obtaining Israeli IDs' without the state's permission...

Outlets, secondhand stores turn favourites amid COVID economic pinch - Vimarsana News

Outlets, secondhand stores turn favourites amid COVID economic pinch

Outlets, secondhand stores turn favourites amid COVID economic pinch By Maria Weldali - May 06,2021 - Last updated at May 06,2021 AMMAN — Amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis, secondhand and outlet stores gain popularity as more Jordanians turn away from retail stores. President of Jordan’s Textile and Readymade Clothes Syndicate Muneer Deyeh told The Jordan Times on Wednesday that outlet shops make up no less than 30 per cent of Jordan’s clothing industry. Among the main reasons why more and more people in the Kingdom are buying from outlets, is because they wish to own and wear well-ma...