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This week's Weekend Guide is dedicated to the people of Gaza and Palestine in regard to the current events. We know many of you look forward to our weekend events roundup each week, but in light of what's going on and the president's announcement of national mourning for those who lost their lives in the attacks, we ask that you please take this weekend to remember and honour our Palestinian brothers and sisters.
Take in a Palestinian Meal
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Food serves as one of the few things that actually bridges cultural divides. We all know that Palestinian food is delicious; nevertheless, although Egyptians and Palestinians may share several dishes, like as hummus and kofta, the preparation is what really sets Palestinian food apart. For a delicious treat, see this article on Palestinian-owned restaurants.
Delve into Palestinian writings.
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Egyptians are familiar with the greatness of Palestinian fiction, poetry, and academic writing by authors like Mahmoud Darwish, Ghassan Kanafani, Edward Said, and many more. It is by reading their works that one can fully grasp the significance of Palestinian writers, who have widespread renown in our country and beyond. Get inspired by the fantastic suggestions in this article.
Explore Palestinian Music
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Some of Palestine's most extraordinary artists have found a way to utilise their innate skills by speaking out about their homeland via global music that rattles up the worlds of young people everywhere. These Palestinian musicians and artists didn't hold back when it came to using their art and music to shed light on the current predicament and raise awareness of the environment in which they live. This article explores some of the best Palestinian artists.
Make Donations for Humanitarian Aid to Gaza
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Try to keep in mind that even in the most hopeless of situations, there are always those going above and beyond to assist others and provide humanitarian relief, and they need your backing as well. Volunteer your time or make a financial contribution to a group working towards making the world a better place; now is not the time to sit back and accept things as they are. This article explains how and where to make a donation.
On the Other Hand, Here's What's Happening in Cairo:
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As the month has come to a close, it has become clear that the tragedy has consumed our minds. Seeing it all develop has been exhausting and upsetting, and we might use a break from the house now and again. So, follow this link if you're curious in what's going on in and around Cairo this weekend.
