By: Alitoday
Jericho, in Palestine, is believed to be over 10,000 years old — the world’s oldest continuously inhabited city. –
Palestine is home to some of the world’s oldest olive trees, many over 3,000 years old. –
Jerusalem in Palestine is sacred to Muslims, Christians, and Jews. –
Traditional Palestinian embroidery, called Tatreez, is recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage. –
Archaeologists believe ancient Palestine was one of the earliest regions to farm wheat. –
Dishes like Musakhan (roasted chicken with sumac & onions on bread) are national treasures. –
Palestinians have a distinct Arabic dialect with unique words and expressions. –
Palestinian poets like Mahmoud Darwish are celebrated worldwide for their powerful words. –
Nearly 40% of Palestinians are under 15 years old — one of the youngest populations in the world. –
Millions of Palestinians live abroad, forming a strong global community while keeping their roots alive.