Zain Masri

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If forgotten things made a musical Made with @GeminiApp using Photo-to-Video ⤵️

Literal interpretations of popular expressions, made with Veo 3 in @GeminiApp. Try it ⤵️ gemini.google.com/?prompt_id=k9s…

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…[NAME] says: My name is [NAME], I'm here voluntarily, and I understand my rights. I'm willing to answer your questions about why I did what I did… No subtitles, no captions anywhere.

Nursery Crhymes 🕵️‍♀️ Made with @GeminiApp Starring: Humpty Dumpty (from “Humpty Dumpty”) The Mouse (from "Hickory Dickory Dock") The Spider (from "Little Miss Muffet") The Muffin Man (from “The Muffin Man”) Jack (from "Jack and Jill") The Cat (from "Hey Diddle Diddle")  Prompts⤵️

For @ADMiddleEast, in a world where #Palestinian narratives are so often overshadowed by suffering, anger and grief, Tirazain is doing vital work to preserve and share historic #traditions and #culture admiddleeast.com/story/the-hist…

@RCMcKelvey @ADMiddleEast Thank you so much Robert!

“Honoring the Arab American community’s contributions is essential to highlighting the region’s rich and diverse cultural heritage,” Dwight Ferrell, general manager of SMART said, in a news release. theoaklandpress.com/2024/04/19/sma…

When many people turned to new hobbies at the beginning of the pandemic, Zain Masri reconnected with her Palestinian roots through embroidery—but some traditional tatreez patterns were hard to find.

For Zain Masri, what started as a way to create a digital resource for herself and fellow Palestinian cross-stitch artists, has become an archive of the endangered art form. f-st.co/t1p2xRc

Palestinian embroidery is a centuries-old tradition. Can digitizing hard-to-access patterns help preserve it for a new generation? trib.al/Hin76We

يهدف موقع #طرازين الالكتروني إلى الحفاظ على #الثوب_الفلسطيني من خلال رقمنة حوالي ألف شكل من المطرزات الفلسطينية التقليدية. p.dw.com/p/4V4sy

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The number of major archaeological finds in Jordan in recent weeks is remarkable. A 9000 year old Neolithic shrine, a 140 km Nabatean era wall, more hidden runs under Petra, and more besides. Remarkable stuff.