I Ran My First 7K Race in Paris
From a young age, we get to enjoy sports in many means and forms. Based on our community and environment; one can be exposed to
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Dar Bishi Synagogue in Tripoli (1923)
Over centuries, many succession of foreign rulers conquered Libya. These recurring changes in regime meant varying periods of growth for the Jewish communities living in
Today Marks My Third Year in France
Time flies by so quickly! Three years ago on this day, I arrived to France. A country I never planned on visiting, let a lone,
The Abandoned Ottoman Military College in Tripoli
Tripoli has faced many transformative events through history. From the Ottoman Empire to the Italian colonization. Both have made many changes within the community in
It is Not Just Rice
Rice: as a complex carb, it is the primary source of energy for over half of the world’s people. Depending on the strain of rice, it can
Family Away From Home, All The Way in Wisconsin
In July 2015, I had the opportunity to go to the United States of America again for a leadership program. I was part of the
Mr. B, You Will Always Be Missed
In this life, people come and go. We meet many people for different reasons and there is either a lesson in disguise or a blessing.
Queen Fatima’s Private Secretary Story in The Kingdom (1968-1969)
The Kingdom of Libya was established after the declaration of independence on December 24, 1951. Its capital was the cities of Tripoli and Benghazi. It
The Legacy of Al-Karmanli House Remains in Tripoli
Tripoli, the North African Mermaid, never fails to amaze and astonish anyone who gets the chance to experience it. Whether for the purpose of living
The Iraqi-Dutch Conceptual Artist Nedim Kufi: Absence, Orientalism, and Optimism
Art affects society greatly, which results in a strong interdependence between art and social life. Art does this by instilling a set of values and