Maqluba with the taste of blood! (مقلوبة بطعم الدم!)
The article criticizes the visit of US Ambassador Huckabee to the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, portraying it as contradictory to US military support for Israel. It describes the maqluba the ambassador ate as "with the taste of blood," linking Palestinian hospitality to American bombs killing Palestinians in Gaza. The article criticizes the absence of official Palestinian representation in the visit, seeing it as reflecting a US policy that ignores the political rights of Palestinians.
The article strongly criticizes the visit of the US Ambassador to Israel, Jacob Huckabee, to the Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya, where he ate a dish of Palestinian maqluba. The writer sees this visit as a stark contradiction, as the ambassador represents a country that supplies Israel with lethal weapons used to kill Palestinians. The article mentions a huge US arms deal worth $2.8 billion, including 40,000 bombs. It criticizes the lack of any official coordination with the Palestinian Authority, and sees the visit as reflecting a US policy that ignores the political rights of Palestinians and refuses to recognize their state. The article notes that the ambassador refuses to use the term "West Bank" and prefers "Judea and Samaria," thereby denying the Palestinian identity of the land. It concludes that the maqluba symbolizes the indigenous people of the land, while the bomb symbolizes the US-backed war, and the ambassador brings the two together.