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"When the Helpless Turns into a Saint"

The novel "Jews of Alexandria" by Mustafa Nasr begins in 1862 during the era of Said Pasha, the governor of Egypt, and continues until the era of Sadat and his visit to Jerusalem. Throughout this period, the narrative unfolds, transitioning with the Jewish characters in Alexandria from the fish market to finally settling in the

90+ UAE students graduate from Samsung Innovation Campus

The Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work Application Office, in collaboration with Samsung, announced the graduation of 90+ students from 20 different nationalities. The students have successfully completed the prestigious 'Samsung Innovation Campus' programme, which aims to empower and enhance the AI proficiency

"Fox Fox" Novel: A Diverse Scientific Reference in History, Language, Arts, and Sciences

Have you ever seen a fox walking down the street at ease? Have you invited a fox to your home for dinner? Do the people in our lives masquerade as foxes, or are the foxes the ones impersonating humans? Are they vicious monsters or disguised devils, or does reality surpass all that, but we've gotten so used to it that our eyes and

The Real Estate Sector and the National Dialogue Agenda

With the launch of the national dialogue discussion sessions with wide attendance and diversity in the levels of the national spectrum from various political, professional, trade union, and academic fields under the slogan (Common Spaces), hopes are increasing that this dialogue will result in strong, implementable outcomes and solutions to

Yesterday a Hunter.. Today a Prey

Three photographers who took pictures of Princess Diana and her Egyptian boyfriend, Dodi Al-Fayed, at the time of the accident that took their lives in Paris in 1997, are being tried for invading privacy. The three photographers were accused of taking photos considered inappropriate for the accident victims before and after their deaths among