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Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia continues to capture attention as one of history’s longest-running construction projects, exceeding 144 years without completion. Its unique design featuring eighteen symbolic towers remains a global focal point. The lengthy construction journey began with the legendary project’s launch in 1882.
Since the partial reopening of the Rafah land crossing, which connects the Gaza Strip to Egypt, images have circulated of Palestinians who managed to leave the Strip. However, behind these moments of joy lie long hours of waiting and tension for thousands of besieged individuals seeking to cross. While only a few dozen are allowed passage daily, most of those in need remain trapped.
Since the partial reopening of the Rafah border crossing connecting the Gaza Strip to Egypt, images of joy have spread among exiled Palestinians. However, many are enduring long and exhausting waits, as only a few dozen people are allowed to pass through the crossing each day. The plight of Palestinians at the Rafah crossing highlights the ongoing challenges and frustrations faced by those seeking to leave or enter Gaza, even when the border is open. The limited capacity and slow processing at the crossing exacerbate the difficulties for individuals and families hoping to reunite or travel, underscoring the broader humanitarian issues in the region.
The killing of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as “El Mencho,” leader of Mexico’s most dangerous drug cartel, has sparked widespread interest. CNN correspondent Valeria Leon reveals his rise to power and the circumstances surrounding his elimination. Oseguera Cervantes ascended to lead the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
The Rafah land crossing linking Gaza and Egypt has seen a large Palestinian turnout since its partial reopening, with social media circulating images reflecting Gazans’ joy over this step. However, the reality of crossing reveals immense challenges, as hundreds wait their turn for days or weeks while only a limited few dozen are permitted to cross daily—a juxtaposition of joyful atmosphere and waiting reality.
The Syrian arena has witnessed the emergence of many figures who played pivotal roles in the events that the country has experienced over the past years. Among these figures, Ahmed al-Awda stands out as one of the most prominent makers of settlements and military leaders who left a clear mark on the security and military scene. Ahmed al-Awda began his journey as a leader in the ranks of the opposition factions, where he held the position of commander of the 5th Corps in the south of Syria, which was supported by Russia. This position made him a key figure in the negotiations and settlements that took place in Daraa and Quneitra, as he played a major role in persuading many factions to accept reconciliation agreements with the Syrian regime. Al-Awda’s political transformations were remarkable, as he moved from being a leader in the opposition to becoming an ally of the regime, which raised many questions about the motives behind these transformations and their impact on the balance of power in the region.
Here’s a concise English translation:
> After the partial reopening of the Rafah land crossing, Palestinians in Gaza endure long waits for a chance to enter Egypt, with only limited numbers allowed daily despite initial relief. Gazans feel conflicting emotions – initial joy at the easing – with scenes of happiness appearing among residents as the crossing connecting Gaza to Egypt reopened.
**Key points preserved:**
1. Partial reopening of Rafah crossing.
2. Long waits for Palestinians.
3. Very limited daily crossings allowed.
4. Contrast with initial joy/relief.
5. Conflicting emotions among Gazans.
6. Initial happiness at the easing.
7. Visible scenes of joy upon reopening.
Here’s a concise English translation of the Arabic text:
**Palestinians face unprecedented financial hardship this Ramadan, as skyrocketing prices prevent them from meeting basic needs. Employees in the West Bank and Gaza express their inability to afford Ramadan expenses amid ongoing economic crises, deepening families’ daily suffering.**
Key points concisely conveyed:
1. **Unprecedented financial hardship** for Palestinians during Ramadan.
2. **Skyrocketing prices** blocking access to **basic needs**.
3. **Employees** in WB/Gaza **unable to meet Ramadan demands**.
4. Caused by **ongoing economic crises**.
5. Result: **Deepening daily suffering** for families.
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