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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
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
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 with disability Majdi El-Tattar, 37, trains children to swim at the Palestinian Swimming Academy on the International Youth Day, in Gaza city on August 12, 2023. El-Tattar has turned his personal tragedy into a triumph, becoming a source of inspiration for many aspiring swimmers in the region. In a territory marked by high unemployment rates, he refused to succumb to adversity and instead honed his swimming skills to become a qualified coach. El-Tattar’s initiative, the Palestinian Swimming Academy, operates in a swimming pool, offering lessons to children. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian with disability Majdi El-Tattar, 37, trains children to swim at the Palestinian Swimming Academy on the International Youth Day, in Gaza city on August 12, 2023. El-Tattar has turned his personal tragedy into a triumph, becoming a source of inspiration for many aspiring swimmers in the region. In a territory marked by high unemployment rates, he refused to succumb to adversity and instead honed his swimming skills to become a qualified coach. El-Tattar’s initiative, the Palestinian Swimming Academy, operates in a swimming pool, offering lessons to children. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian with disability Majdi El-Tattar, 37, trains children to swim at the Palestinian Swimming Academy on the International Youth Day, in Gaza city on August 12, 2023. El-Tattar has turned his personal tragedy into a triumph, becoming a source of inspiration for many aspiring swimmers in the region. In a territory marked by high unemployment rates, he refused to succumb to adversity and instead honed his swimming skills to become a qualified coach. El-Tattar’s initiative, the Palestinian Swimming Academy, operates in a swimming pool, offering lessons to children. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian with disability Majdi El-Tattar, 37, trains children to swim at the Palestinian Swimming Academy on the International Youth Day, in Gaza city on August 12, 2023. El-Tattar has turned his personal tragedy into a triumph, becoming a source of inspiration for many aspiring swimmers in the region. In a territory marked by high unemployment rates, he refused to succumb to adversity and instead honed his swimming skills to become a qualified coach. El-Tattar’s initiative, the Palestinian Swimming Academy, operates in a swimming pool, offering lessons to children. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian with disability Majdi El-Tattar, 37, trains children to swim at the Palestinian Swimming Academy on the International Youth Day, in Gaza city on August 12, 2023. El-Tattar has turned his personal tragedy into a triumph, becoming a source of inspiration for many aspiring swimmers in the region. In a territory marked by high unemployment rates, he refused to succumb to adversity and instead honed his swimming skills to become a qualified coach. El-Tattar’s initiative, the Palestinian Swimming Academy, operates in a swimming pool, offering lessons to children. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
Palestinian with disability Majdi El-Tattar, 37, trains children to swim at the Palestinian Swimming Academy on the International Youth Day, in Gaza city on August 12, 2023. El-Tattar has turned his personal tragedy into a triumph, becoming a source of inspiration for many aspiring swimmers in the region. In a territory marked by high unemployment rates, he refused to succumb to adversity and instead honed his swimming skills to become a qualified coach. El-Tattar’s initiative, the Palestinian Swimming Academy, operates in a swimming pool, offering lessons to children. Photo by Omar Ashtawy\ apaimages
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