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17/06/2024

From Land to Table: , a leafy green vegetable (jute mallow in English), holds profound cultural significance in Middle Eastern cuisine, symbolizing tradition and family ties. For 94-year-old Halima Abdelhadi, a survivor of the N@kba, molokhia connects her to her Palestinian heritage—from her upbringing in Hebron to preparing it in a refugee camp in Amman, Jordan.

This Eid, she teaches us how to prepare molokhia, the Palestinian way.

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Molokhia: Palestinian Cooking
Molokhia: Palestinian Cooking

From Land to Table: #Molokhia, a leafy green vegetable (jute mallow in English), holds profound cultural significance in Middle Eastern cuisine, symbolizing tradition and family ties. For 94-year-old Halima Abdelhadi, a survivor of the N@kba, molokhia connects her to her Palestinian heritage—from her upbringing in Hebron to preparing it in a refugee camp in Amman, Jordan. This Eid, she teaches us how to prepare molokhia, the Palestinian way. #Eid #EidMubarak #Cooking #MiddleEast

Who is the Palestinian woman? Samira Zarara, who collects hand-stitched thobes passed down from her ancestors, says the Palestinian woman is incomparable.

“The thobe is the bullet that will scatter into the faces of our enemies.” Meet Samira Zarara, the Palestinian woman wielding her traditional dress as a weapon of strength and defiance. #culture #traditional #traditionalclothes #middleeast #ammanjordan

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