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’In our blood’: Palestinians keep horse culture alive against all odds
RAWABI: As Arabic rap thundered from loudspeakers and hundreds of spectators packed the stands in the occupied West Bank city of Rawabi, handlers put the finishing touches on gleaming Arabian stallions before leading them into the show ring.“Palestinians have a huge passion for Arabian horses,” said Abdelnasser Musleh, a 30-year-old breeder speaking to AFP at the horse beauty pageant.“I think a big part of our identity, our culture, our presence is connected to horses.
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arabnews.com
’In our blood’: Palestinians keep horse culture alive against all odds
RAWABI: As Arabic rap thundered from loudspeakers and hundreds of spectators packed the stands in the occupied West Bank city of Rawabi, handlers put the finishing touches on…
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hindustantimes.com
‘It is in our blood’: Palestinians keep horse culture alive against all odds amid Israeli aggression, contested land
Even as open land becomes increasingly contested amid expanding Israeli settlements in the West Bank, horse culture has emerged in unlikely nooks | World News
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standardmedia.co.ke
'In our blood': Palestinians keep horse culture alive against all odds
Horse culture has emerged in unlikely nooks as a rare form of recreation that still draws Palestinians together, from urban neighbourhoods to rural villages.