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Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian woman, Raghda Abu Assi makes handicrafts from burlap at her home in Gaza city on August 14, 2023. A family project in which all family members have been working for more than 27 years, using burlap to revive the Palestinian heritage. Extra wide burlap is great to use as table runners for weddings and events, banners for parties and other burlap craft ideas. Photo by Omar Al-Dirawi\ apaimages
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
Palestinian horse trainer, Mayar Al-Ayida, 20, trains students to ride horses in Al-Shuyoukh village, east the West Bank city of Hebron on August 13, 2023. Al-Ayida started learning horses 8 years ago, when she became a horse trainer for girls and boys in the village of Al-Shuyukh, east of Hebron. She added, "My family owned a number of horses several years ago, and they all have an interest in them, and after I started observing how to deal with horses, play them, and take care of them.". Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz
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