Amman under the rain. By: Ms. Weltall

Written By: Naseem Tarawnah Now that summer is officially over, I’m temporarily forced in to the arms of some reflection. For sure, there are many instruments of observations I find myself often using to tell when summer is “truly” upon us. Hot weather is one of them – yes, that seems to be a given..

GAZA CITY – Sometimes its not even worth asking why in the Gaza Strip; why the electricity is cut, why the water is dangerous to drink; or why the banks barely functioning. It is better to understand a simple rule taught to us in the movie, Blood Diamond or in K’naan’s song, T.I.A. – This..

Written by Shalabieh. I love taxi rides and taxi drivers. Every time I get into a taxi it is an opportunity to learn more, interact more and get a pulse for what people are thinking, or even how they are thinking (some may argue it’s the other way round). But the thing I notice the.

Written By Ramsey Tesdell GAZA CITY – Every time I look around this place, I think to myself, my God, this is a beautiful place. Views of the sunset, the beach, the sea, the people – all exceptionally beautiful. Even the chaos embraces its own sort of insane beauty. Looking towards the sea you forget.

Written by Matthew Teller. Early this month, twenty Arabian oryx – a kind of white antelope, native to the Middle East – were released into the wild at Wadi Rum in Jordan, as the latest step in efforts to reintroduce the animal to the wild after its near-extinction in the 1970s. A bit of background:.

Written by Ramsey Tesdell GAZA CITY – It’s the sort of place that almost feels like a fantasy. Fantasy in the sense that you hear about the people, the fighting, the problems, and the achievements, but you rarely have a chance to visit. A far off place. A place of mystery and danger. And a.

Written by RS There are a lot of traffic issues in Jordan, and most are not uncommon in big cities around the world. But, there is one major difference that drags Amman – a bustling modern city – back to the Stone Age. One single issue that really screams out that Jordanians are uncultured, illiterate,.

The construction of a new visitors’ center on an archaeological area of the Amman Citadel has outraged some experts — yet others think it’s a good idea. So what’s going on? Written by Nick Seeley. Read parts 1 and 2. Content by JO Magazine. THE CONTROVERSIAL JD1.1 million revitalization of the Amman Citadel has left.

As kids, there always seems to be this fascination with trains. When we grow older, the fascination doesn’t ebb but it seems to intensify. Maybe it is more of a fascination of large machines, but either way, trains are cool and have an important place in history. Watch this view of the newly resurrected train.