Al-Baqa Cafeteria was well-known across the Gaza Strip.

We have always been resilient and we always will be.would not be able to go ahead without charging for ticketsIn June.

the event would not have been able to go ahead.15 hrs agoKent18 hrs agoBody parts found in suitcase with towel - court toldA forensic pathologist told a court the heads of the two men had been left in a chest freezer.000 people attended The Pink Picnic.

had left the organisation with no choice but to cancel the official event.a ticketed multi-day event with celebrity headliners which takes place a few miles down the road.

He told the BBC: We've had a 28% increase in costs from 2024.

in the form of marches and rallies.Both cases involved elderly tourists who were in a safari vehicle when they were attacked.

Female elephants are very protective of their calves and Zambian authorities have previously called on tourists to exercise extreme caution while observing wildlife around the country.about 600 km (370 miles) from the capital.

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