The article by Nicolas Linn focuses on the Palestinian refugees living in Fadel’s Island, Egypt, who fled from Beersheba during the Nakba in 1948. The refugees have built a community in what was once a desert, now an isolated area with poor infrastructure, education, and medical care. The population consists mainly of children, with families having many kids as a form of solace. The article details the struggles of the residents, including the difficulty in accessing education due to bureaucratic hurdles and costs, the prevalence of hereditary diseases due to intermarriage, and the lack of medical facilities. The residents work in low-paying jobs, such as recycling plastic and agriculture, to make ends meet. Despite being born and raised in Egypt, they are treated as foreigners and face legal challenges in obtaining residency papers and accessing government services. The community holds onto Palestinian traditions and identity, despite most never having visited Palestine. The article highlights the residents' desire to be recognized as Egyptians and their satisfaction with their simple lives, despite the hardships they face.

The Syrian regime, with Russian air support and Iranian militia ground forces, attacked the opposition-held territories in northern Syria, including Idlib, 6,422 times in March. This undermines the Sochi ceasefire agreement, which aimed to prevent a full-scale offensive in the region. At least 135 people were killed, with hundreds wounded and thousands displaced to areas near the Turkish border. Turkey has condemned the attacks and warned of a humanitarian crisis, but has been criticized for not effectively responding to the bombardments. A recent meeting between Turkish President Erdogan and Russian President Putin discussed the Syrian conflict but did not address the Idlib violations.

The National Financial Prosecutor (PNF) in Paris has initiated a preliminary investigation into the assets of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his close associates. This action follows the events of the January 2011 Revolution, which led to Mubarak's removal from power. The PNF is tasked with handling cases related to suspected illicit gains. The investigation aims to uncover any potential financial misconduct and to determine the legality of the assets held by Mubarak and his circle.

The article discusses the historical development of feminist consciousness among Arab women, dating back to the 19th century. It highlights the contributions of Arab female authors, activists, politicians, and lawyers in advocating for feminism and equal gender relations. The article emphasizes the role of women in Middle Eastern and North African societies and their struggles during political and economic challenges. It also presents a collection of empowering quotes from prominent Arab feminists.

The article reflects on the resilience of Palestinians in the face of conflict and adversity. It emphasizes the emotional and tangible aspects of their determination to defend their land. The article suggests that this resilience is not only felt by those who witness it but is also captured in numerous photographs that document the struggles and perseverance of the Palestinian people. The author highlights 10 photographs from Palestine that are said to be inspirational, showcasing the themes of war, destruction, passion, talent, and perseverance.