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5 Best Content Marketing Tips to Take your Business to A high Level

      Big businesses or even new established businesses work hard to have a pressence in a higly competitive invironment of different industries. One of the best ways to make your business or brand more recognizable is how to have a powerful content that help you grow and expand in the market. Nowadays, content marketing is an intergral part of any business or brand which all depend to make them closer to their targets. so here`s some best tips that will help you to be noticed and grow: First, draw well your story that touches people`s needs and satisfies their sensations. Make your voice human and your words alive to capture more intention and track engagment. Second, Add value to your brand and connect it to peopl`s lives. By showing the true nature of your brand and people associated with it, you earn genuine respect from your audience. Third, Make your content more authentic, sharable using great headlines and good keywords. besides you must update your socia...

Israel Issues an Order to Confiscate Palestinian Lands in Nablus

Scores of   Palestinians demonstrated afternoon Friday in a protest against an Israeli order of seizing  20 dunams of Palestinians land in   Deir Alhatab and Azmout villages in the south of Nablus. This order comes for the settlers purposes to open a bypass road for illegal settlement   Alon Morey   which also will prevent Palestinians land owners to access to their lands that exist behind the road. Locals   said that Israel attacked protesters and injured 5, one of them a journalist using sound bombs and rubber bullets. Ghassan Daghlas, an official who monitors settlement activity in the northern West Bank , told Palestine TV that Alon Morey settlement was one of the isolated settlement according to the classification of Netanyahu but giving the American green light from   president Trump encouraged every settlement to expand on the context of Palestinians land. “ He added that Palestinians who want to go to their lands be...

Is breakfast really the most important meal?!

"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day" was first used for commercial purposes in the mid 19th century to sell newly invented breakfast cereal food stuffs. However, researchers found out that breakfast meal can affect humans physically and mentally. Breakfast immediately raises the energy level of the body, increasing vigor and vitality. It reduces blood cortisol levels and helps control appetite, which over the long-term, can significantly impact on body composition. Breakfast also increases cognitive function and the ability to concentrate. A team of researchers of Cardiff University in Wales, Britain found that those who regularly had breakfast performed better than their peers who skipped that meal. Nutritionists say the body needs a strong energy booster in the morning to fully wake up from its night-time break. “People who leave the house without eating anything in the morning tend to have trouble focusing,” says Harald Seitz, of the Germ...

Palestinian Refugees Face Serious Crisis over UNRWA Controversial Situation

Scores of UNRWA employees demonstrate today Monday against US policy in cutting the fund to the agency. In a speech by the head of UNRWA staff union, Ameer Al-Meshal said that U.S fund cuts threaten to put the vital services at risk and he called to enable UNRWA to carry out its duties towards Palestinian refugees. The development of UNRWA crisis comes after Trump decision to withhold $65 million of a planned $125 million funding installment. “We would like to see some reforms be made,” said State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert, adding that changes are needed to the way the agency operates and is funded. “This is not aimed at punishing anyone.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the move and accused the agency of perpetuating the Palestinian refugee problem and narrative of erasing Zionism, "This is the first time this thing is challenged. It’s a good thing that they’re moving forward and challenging this body.” In contrast, The Israeli army warned the gove...

Israel to deduct tax money from Palestinians over inflammatory kites

Israel plans to deduct from tax funds it collects for the Palestinians to compensate Israelis living near the Gaza Strip who have fallen victim to a wave of arson attacks. Israel has been battling fires caused by kites rigged with incendiary devices or attached to burning rags launched by Palestinians in Gaza due to Israeli excessive force used against Palestinians in Great March of Return rallies. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted on Sunday that he had asked for the deduction. The kites have been flown by Gazans who have staged weekly protests since late March, during which more than 120 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli army fire and injured thousands. On Monday, the Israeli military said it fired at two Palestinians who were attempting to breach the border fence, killing one of them. The Palestinian Authority condemned the move, saying it would violate past agreements signed with Israel and called it “robbery and cowardly aggression” against the Palestinians....

Israeli demolish some buildings in east Jerusalem

Israeli Bulldozers demolished on Wednesday, a Palestinian home, hair salon, a barn and a Palestinian home funded by EU in different parts of Jerusalem under the pretext of having no .building license Many army jeeps and bulldozers, in addition to police officers and workers of the City Council invaded Shu’fat neighborhood, after isolating it, and demolished a home and a barn, owned by Saleh Abu Khdeir. Abu Khdeir told the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) that his home was 115 square meters and was built in 2006, but he and his family were only able to inhabit it in 2012, after completing all the needed work and furnishing. He added that the City Council issued the demolition order in October 2017, but Abu Khdeir managed to obtain a court order halting the demolition until further deliberations are held, but the soldiers went ahead and demolished the property. The house that funded by UN  was owned by Hani Abu-Eweeda and a 13-member fam...

Palestinian Foreign Ministry Calls Guatemala’s Jerusalem Embassy Move ‘Shameful’

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry on Monday condemned the Guatemala`s decision to move its  embassy to Jerusalem and it described this move as” shameful “. “It’s a shameful and illegal act that goes totally against the wishes of church leaders in Jerusalem”  and violates a non-binding UN General Assembly resolution condemning the US move, the ministry said in a statement. “The state of Palestine considers this as a flagrant act of hostility against the inalienable rights of the  Palestinian people and international law,” it added. “The state of Palestine will act with regional and international partners to oppose this illegal decision,” the ministry stressed. Guatemala’s President Jimmy Morales announced that the Central American country will move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, becoming the first country to follow the lead of US President Donald Trump in ordering the change. Guatemala was one of nine countries that voted with the Unite...

Israel approves to build 176 settlements in Jerusalem

The Local Committee for Planning and Construction in the Jerusalem municipality is expected to approve on Wednesday a plan to expand the Israeli settlements of Nof Zion in east Jerusalem, Israeli media reported. If the plan of constructing new buildings is approved, Nof Zion will be the biggest Israeli settlement in Arab areas of east Jerusalem. For now, there are 91 housing units in the neighborhood, which is surrounded by the southeastern Arab neighborhood of Jebel Mukaber. In 1994, the construction of 395 housing units was approved, and in the early 2000s the first phase of the project saw the construction of the current 91 housing units in Nof Zion. Left-wing NGO Peace Now condemned the future move, saying that the expansion of settlements in east Jerusalem will harm Israel’s international status and will be a big obstacle to achieve the two-state solution.”

Palestinians celebrate the victory over Israeli measures at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Palestinians gather to celebrate the Israeli removal of metal detectors that were  installed after a deadly shooting inside the shrine. In addition to newly installed railings and scaffolding where cameras were previously mounted have  now also been removed from at least one main entrance to the Haram al-Sharif compound. A tense standoff has been underway between Israel and Muslim worshippers at the holy site despite the removal of metal detectors on Tuesday, with concerns of major unrest later this week if no resolution is found. It was unclear whether Muslim authorities would now grant approval for worshippers to re-enter the site, which houses the revered Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock. However, Palestinians are very happy after days of tension. They refused to enter the site and pray outside in streets protesting Israeli measures that are seen as a move in asserting further control over the site. This situation leads to more tensi...

Israeli forces injures 21 Palestinians near Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem

Israeli forces attacked, on Sunday evening, dozens of Palestinians who gathered for evening prayers near the Bab al-Asbat (The Gate of the Tribes), in occupied East Jerusalem, wounding 21 of them, after preventing them from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said the soldiers shot and injured fifteen Palestinians with rubber-coated steel bullets and that six of them suffered moderate wounds that required moving him to a hospital for further treatment. The PRCS added that the soldiers also assaulted many Palestinians, causing various cuts and bruises to at least six. Also on Sunday, the soldiers abducted two Palestinians from East Jerusalem, after stopping and searching their car, and locating what the army described as “dangerous fireworks.” Furthermore, the soldiers invaded Beit Ummar town, north of the southern West Bank city of Hebron clashed with local youths and caused many Palestinians to suffer the severe effects of tearg...

Banning Muslims prayers in east Jerusalem outrages Palestinia

Israel’s decision to ban Palestinian Muslims from praying in al-Aqsa Mosque in  the old city of Jerusalem on Friday, in the wake of an earlier shooting attack had outraged the Palestinians, who called for large protests, demonstrations, and rallies. Various Palestinian factions, mainly President Mahmoud Abbas Fatah Party, Islamic Jihad and Islamic Hamas movement warned Israel of closing al-Aqsa Mosque in the face of thousands of Palestinian prayers who arrived in east Jerusalem for Friday prayers. Osama al-Qaqasmeh, Fatah spokesman in the West Bank said in an emailed press statement that closing al-Aqsa Mosque and preventing prayers from reaching it for Friday prayers “is a dangerous condemned and rejected escalation.” He called on the Palestinians to head to al-Aqsa Mosque and prevent closing it. Israel closed al-Aqsa Mosque in the old city in east Jerusalem on Friday after three Palestinian gunmen opened fire at an Israeli police force in the ol...

#GazaUnderAttack / A diary from Gaza#

A diary from Gaza   Gaza Night: A series of Horror   Sleeping in Gaza become a prosperity due to the continuous Israeli raids day and night from air, sea and ground. Sleeping becomes our last priority we would care about because death is everywhere.   At home we counting our last minutes and expecting any moment a strike would hit our house or our neighbor house .  Actually Israeli war machine does not just attack a heap of rocks but it attacks your live, warm memories, sad and happy moments. In every corner of the house speaks about your adventures, quarrels with your siblings. Every night in Gaza is not like the previous. Night in Gaza is very horrible, frightening . We pray not to see the night coz when it falls down, the series of horror begins. Gaza night wears black mourning the lives of hundreds that have been lost and sad for witnessing the destruction and damage on the ground. At night, We gather all sto...