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10 Top Vegan Holiday Recipes From The Middle East

One advantage of eating vegan is that you probably have all ingredients for home-cooked meals in your pantry, all the time. Another advantage, especially...

Moroccan fish trawlers pumping and dumping tons of dead fish into Sea [graphic video]

A graphic indication of unsustainable commercial fishing was conveyed by two environmental watch organizations, Greenpeace and Western Sahara Watch, have revealed severe unsustainable practices...

Wadi Rum Bedouins Defy Nature by Growing Organic Veggies

Who says you can't make the desert bloom? The desert regions of Israel and Jordan have for years been the subject of numerous agricultural...

Syria’s chemical weapons will be dumped into the Mediterranean Sea

The good news is that 800 tons of Syria's chemical weapons are scheduled to be destroyed before the end of December. The bad news...

MERS Killer Virus Claims Life of New Mother in Abu Dhabi

MERS, a SARS-like virus believed to be transmitted by either camels or bats has claimed another life in the Middle East. This time a...

Peeing Habits of Saudi Men Revealed

Westerners may be confused about Middle Eastern customs and how people, men especially, use the 'squat' toilet. How we "go" impacts our environment: sit...

Three Qatari “Suspects” Who are Spreading MERS Virus

Guess who might be the culprit carrying a new SARS-like virus to people in the Middle East? The deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus...

Healthy Herbed Zucchini Fritters For Hanukkah: RECIPE

It's that frying time of the year again. Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights which lasts for eight days. The holiday commemorates the victory of...

Israel’s Iconic Sabra Cactus Endangered by Invading Aphids

Israel, being on the "land bridge" that links it with Africa and Asia Minor, has always been well known for a number of biblical...

Surprising Reason Big Butts Are Healthy

Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates have all ranked among the world’s top 10 fattest nations with ballooning obesity rates and an...

Polio in Syria, Israel and Egypt Puts Middle East on Edge

Polio,or Poliomyelitis has not been a serious medical issue ever since the first wide scale vaccines were developed by Dr. Jonas Salk in the...

Obamacare: Amman, Jordan Style

Green Prophets burn lots of calories trying to make the planet a better place, but you can’t do much do-gooding if you’re dead. I’ll...

ShelterBox: You Can Help Philippine Survivors NOW

The number of people left homeless by the devastating Philippines typhoon Haiyan has topped 800,000 according to the latest United Nations estimate.  Haiyan was...

Ruslan Khasanov’s Microbeads “Psychedelic” Soap Are Polluting Our Seas

A photographic series entitled Pacific Light captures a spellbinding dance that begins when ink, paint and soap collide. Watch stunning color combinations puddle and...

Green and Black Olive Spreads – The Ultimate Recipes

With the Middle Eastern olive season in full swing, it's natural to think of cooking with those fleshy, savory olive morsels. If you've been...

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