Camel's milk may treat autism in children

Just when we thought all the uses for a camel had been achieved, it seems the camels may have saved their best for last! A first ever Yemeni wedding without Qat; remembering the olives of Palestine; a mountain of braziers; and Syria opposition meets in Doha.

The milk of this camel may just help autism in some children.

Out of Hadhramout [2]

Camels for treating Autism

Can camel milk really treat autism? There is no convincing, solid proof that camel milk can treat autism. But, in Germany, there are camels from a farm being used as physiotherapy for treating autism. And reportedly, it works.

Afrah Nasser [3]

First Yemeni Wedding Ceremony without Qat

You must bear in mind, chewing Qat in Yemen is a common tradition and chewing Qat in wedding ceremony is a MUST. Hence, the wedding celebration without Qat, on 11-11-2012 is truly a historical event.

Mich Cafe' [4]

On the "immortal olive tree" and tears...

Having had the privilege to stand on the Mount of Olives overlooking the Holy City of Jerusalem, I cannot but cry each time I hear of the uprooting or destruction of an olive tree in occupied Palestine, where there is always a peak of violence related to the harvest this time of year.

Susie of Arabia [5]

Mountains of Bras for Sale

Of course in a place like this one, there are no fitting rooms. I don't know how women can purchase a bra without trying it on...

Arab Saga [6]

The Syrian opposition’s Doha agreement

The Syrian opposition groups have initialized an agreement in Doha setting up a new coalition of forces to end the rule of President Bashar al-Assad. The new body, made up of groups inside and outside Syria, would be called the “National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces.”