Food in Palestine: Five Videos From Nasser Atta
15 APRIL, 2022 • By Nasser Atta

 

Nasser Atta

Best bread baked in Jerusalem/Al-Quds:

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Making fresh-squeezed pomegranate juice:

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Visiting the spice market in Jerusalem/Al-Quds:

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Gaza…Eating sautéed tomato with olive oil, green bell paper, garlic, salt, black peoper — the most popular dish in Gaza today as sanctions leave people without money and jobs. 

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Nablus…The market and the Al Saqayya Fountain, built in 1526, the oldest in Nablus: “We made from water everything alive.”

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