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Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed al-Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice, in the village of Halhul near Hebron city in the occupied West Bank on September 12, 2022. (Photo by HAZEM BADER / AFP)

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed al-Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice, in the village of Halhul near Hebron city in the occupied West Bank on September 12, 2022. (Photo by HAZEM BADER / AFP)

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian Abed Al Lattif Karaje and his wife Nabeeha prepare traditional Malban sweets made from grape juice in Halhul near Hebron city, in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinians prepare traditional malban sweets near Hebron - in pictures

The sweets are made from grape juice and then dried in the sun

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September 13, 2022

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