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The Gulf Bank 642 Marathon is celebrating its 10th edition, recognized as one of Kuwait's largest sporting and social events and the only marathon in the country with international certification. Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 30, 2024. Visit gulfbank642marathon.com to secure your spot today and be part of an unforgettable experience at this milestone marathon.

"Is it possible that after 42,000 people killed, you cannot empathize with the Palestinians?" Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, made a strong address at a UN meeting in New York on Wednesday, criticizing the global community's lack of empathy towards Palestinians.

AAG visits Kuwait Times and plays 'finish the lyrics'.

The National Investment Company’s SHIFT Program has officially launched. Exclusively designed for newly graduated Kuwaiti women, the program aims to enhance their investment skills, expand their capabilities, and deepen their knowledge, preparing them to become competitive candidates in the investment industry.

An Israeli strike on Wednesday night destroyed an office used by Al-Mayadeen broadcaster, a Lebanese security source told Reuters. Two other security sources confirmed the office had been hit in an Israeli strike on a multi-story building.

Yasser and Ahmad visited Kuwait Times to raise awareness about International White Cane Day and highlight its importance in supporting the visually impaired community.

A child and three adults were killed and 24 others were wounded on Monday in an IDF strike near the Lebanese capital Beirut's main government hospital, the national health ministry said in a statement.

The occupation's military launched heavy airstrikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut Sunday night, leveling buildings to the ground and striking an area near the country's only airport.

Dozens hurt in drone attack on army base south of Haifa
A drone attack on an IDF base in the northern town of Binyamina located south of Haifa on Sunday wounded at least 40 people, local news reported. The head of the local ambulance service said that at least five were badly hurt.

The Al-Khidr Shrine was a monument located in Failaka Island dating back to the late 19th century. It was dedicated to the figure of Al-Khidr, who locals believed caused the land to turn green wherever he went and gifted Failaka with underground freshwater. People believed it protected fisherman, cured diseases and infertility. People would visit the shrine, sacrificing sheep and asking for blessings, and women would pray and sprinkle rosewater at the shrine when wishing for a child. Due to ‘unrealistic’ actions, the shrine was demolished by Failaka’s governor in the 1930s, yet people still kept coming back to the shrine and was rebuilt many times, with pictures existing as early as 1937 in Freya Stark’s Baghdad Sketches. Locals remember Salha Al-Bnaya (Salha the girl) who devoted herself to the shrine and maintained it. It was permanently demolished in 1976 by the government as it went against the beliefs of the state.

Allbirds is now open at Assima Mall. Discover sustainable, natural materials crafted into comfortable, stylish designs that are good for the planet #AllbirdsKuwait #SustainableFootwear #AllbirdsMiddleEast

In keeping with his habit of recognizing youth talents, Chairman of BNK Group, Bader Nasser Al-Kharafi has awarded brand new Volvo cars to Kuwait’s 2024 Paralympic gold medalist Faisal Sorour and bronze medalist Faisal Al-Rajhi.

"Can we do expatriates' jobs and let them go?" This question was raised during the latest episode of 'Masahat Taghyeer' (Space for Change) on the topic of the relationship between Kuwaitis and expatriates and coexistence in Kuwait. The show, presented by media personality Abdullah Boftain, airs on Kuwait TV every Saturday at 6:00 pm. Watch the full episode on the 51Kuwait platform.

It’s been one year since Israel began the genocide in Gaza and still the world is watching!! Since October 7, 2023, over 41,000 people were killed in #Gaza, and more than 90 percent were displaced. Since October 7, families were denied basic human rights like food and clean water. Babies were left without milk, and children without the chance to learn. So many mothers lost their sons and daughters, fathers lost their loved ones, and entire families were erased from existence. Now, Israel’s cruelty has reached #Lebanon. Over 2000 people have been killed and over a million people from the south, Bekaa, and southern Beirut have been displaced, forced to sleep in the streets. Write in the comments below #stopthewarnow maybe someone will listen.