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KT 8-7-2014.E$S Layout 1 SUBSCRIPTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014 RAMADAN 11, 1435 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Ambition, Malaysia still Kittel takes investor greed spinning a triple as fuel rise and centuries-old Froome suffers Emsak: 03:11 fall of Arabtec tradition scare at Tour Fajer: 03:21 Dohr: 11:53 Asr: 15:27 Maghreb: 18:51 21 40 20 Eshaa: 20:22 Israel bombards Gaza, Max 47º Min 35º Tel Aviv, Jerusalem hit High Tide 08:33 & 22:40 Low Tide 17 Palestinians killed • Gunmen launch sea assault 01:53 & 15:42 40 PAGES NO: 16221 150 FILS Ramadan Kareem Let us learn about empathy By Reham El-Sayed esign Thinking is a human-centered process for solving big problems such as dealing with Deducation, hunger, or providing shelter to the poor. The first step of Design Thinking is “empathy”. Empathy is not the same as sympathy, which is feel- ing sorry for others. Empathy means feeling what someone else feels. In practical terms, to build empa- thy we must learn to be great observers and to ask the right questions with the aim of defining prob- lems and “ideating” finding solutions, testing them, then making changes to better serve the “user”. Ramadan is a great time to teach our children about empathy; fasting from dawn to sunset, feeling GAZA: (Left) Smoke and fire rise from an Israeli missle strike in Rafah yesterday. (Right) Palestinians remove the body of a man from a vehicle targeted in an Israeli hunger, true hunger helps as a reminder of those air strike yesterday in Gaza City. — AP/AFP who are less fortunate and to spiritualize our fight GAZA/JERUSALEM: At least 17 people were killed in against hunger and poverty. strikes across the Gaza Strip yesterday, Palestinian officials The core of fasting according to Prophet Barrak calls for elected govt said, as Israel threatened a lengthy offensive against Muhammad (PBUH) is not merely to give up self Islamist militants whose rocket fire reached as far as Tel indulgence but also to feel the need of one’s brother By Staff Reporter grenades to disperse the few hundred demonstrators Aviv. Israelis ran for cover as sirens sounded in the business as your own. “The believer is not the one who eats his who were demanding the release of detained activists. capital, in one of the deepest attack from Gaza since hostil- fill when the neighbor beside him is hungry.” (Al- KUWAIT: Prominent opposition leader Mussallam Al- Protesters also used small firecrackers in retaliation ities flared three weeks ago after the abduction and mur- Bayhaqi) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was the most Barrak vowed that protests in Kuwait will not stop before before leaving. The Interior Ministry said in a statement der of three Israeli teenagers. The military said its Iron generous of men at all times, but his generosity the establishment of an elected government and called yesterday that police arrested two Kuwaitis and four Dome interceptor shot down the rocket which the Islamic reached its peak in Ramadan. (Al-Bukhari). on authorities to release detained activists immediately. non-Kuwaitis and seized four SUVs used by them to Jihad militant group said it had fired. So how can we make our children more empa- Speaking at a protest in Sabah Al-Nasser just hours after endanger the life of people during the protests Monday Explosions echoed across densely populated Gaza, thetic and compassionate, towards current world and he was released from jail, the outspoken for- night. In another development, Sheikh shaking buildings and sending up plumes of smoke. In resi- local problems, with the aim of contributing to solv- mer MP said that the protest movement in Ahmad Al-Fahd Al-Sabah was questioned dential areas, children could be heard crying as ambulance ing them one day? the country has been revived and will not by the public prosecution for the second sirens wailed. At least 12 civilians, including five children, 1- Choose a problem and talk to them about it. For stop before achieving democratic reforms. time Monday night over his lawsuit against were among the 17 dead in Gaza, Palestinian officials said. example, there are many pictures, stories, and videos Barrak was detained for six days by the pub- senior officials. Sheikh Ahmad, a former In the worst strike, a missile slammed into a house in the southern city of Khan Younis after people had reportedly of children who suffer in refugee camps. Another lic prosecutor on charges that he insulted energy minister, said after the questioning formed a human shield to protect it, killing seven people. example would be world hunger. the judiciary council and slandered its chair- that lasted until the early hours of yester- man Faisal Al-Marshed, charges that he had day that the prosecution investigations on On the Israeli side, medics said rocket impacts wounded at 2- Encourage them to ask questions and search for least two people. answers either through personally observing the categorically denied. the issue are still ongoing. The lower court which began hearing his He said that he has requested the prosecu- Three loud explosions rocked Jerusalem shortly after air problem, such as visiting a needy person, going to a raid sirens wailed across the city yesterday night. The sirens disability center, searching online, or interviewing case on Monday decided to set him free on a tor to call former foreign minister Sheikh KD 5,000 bail. Barrak again criticized the judi- Mussallam Al-Barrak Mohammad Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah and sounded at about 1900 GMT, with at least four bright flash- people who may have more information, such as a es lighting the sky southwest of the city. Hamas also said it ciary at the night protest and warned the editor of Al-Watan daily Sheikh Khalifa Ali Al- friend. Of course, it is recommended that if your chil- fired a rocket at the city of Haifa, northern Israel, in what dren are online, you should stay close in case of dis- judicial authority not to challenge the Kuwaiti people. He Khalifa Al-Sabah to testify on the issue to shed the light on would be the longest-range such Palestinian attack from turbing or violent images. said he will demand that Marshed should appear before certain topics. the Gaza Strip. 3- Brainstorm solutions, write each on a post it the court to testify and tell the court what are the accusa- Sheikh Ahmad said that he will reveal more informa- “We will not tolerate rocket fire against our cities and note and stick it on an empty wall. You will be sur- tions against him. tion later and declined to provide any further details. The townships, and therefore I ordered a significant broaden- prised at the novelty your children’s ideas. Here are But after Barrak left the site, which had been the cen- former minister filed the lawsuit which he calls the ing of IDF (Israel Defence Force) operations against the ter- some ideasfor you: Create a charity jar, make posters, ter of confrontations between police and activists for “Kuwait Lawsuit” last month, saying he has material evi- rorists of Hamas and other terror groups in the Gaza Strip,” help to create awareness among friends and family, five nights in a row, riot police fired tear gas and stun dence to prove his claims. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement. collect money for a cause, hold a bake-sale, be grate- Continued on Page 13 ful for food and finish the food on their plate, write a letter to a friend, pray for them in daily prayers and before breaking the fast, share food with the poor and needy. During the month pick one idea from your wall and follow through. Give from your time, money and effort for the sake of your Lord. If you are a non-Muslim, try to fast with your kids for a day or part of a day, and discuss how you feel. The TIES Center has regular events to help you inte- grate into the culture, such as the Ramadan Challenge where participants fast for a full day in order to have fun, gain knowledge, or have a new spiritual experience. Courtesy of the TIES Center, the social and educa- tional hub for English Speaking Muslims in Kuwait. For more information, please call 25231015 or e-mail [email protected] or visit www.tiescenter.net. Khamenei reveals nuclear demands TEHRAN: Iran’s supreme leader revealed yesterday his country’s demands for a massive long-term increase in its nuclear enrichment capability, laying bare huge gaps between Tehran and world powers negotiating a deal. The comments, published on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s website, represent a dramatic intervention in the talks currently tak- ing place in Vienna between Iran and the P5+1 group of Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States, plus Germany, for a nuclear accord. His remarks relate to the enrichment process of produc- ing fuel from centrifuges for nuclear power stations, which the West and Israel says, in highly extended form, could be used to develop an atomic bomb. Iran currently has around 19,000 centrifuges - of which only 10,000 are work- ing -but says more powerful machines will be needed to develop enough nuclear energy in the future. Khamenei said the required enrichment capability would be 19 times higher than the West currently wants to allow under a comprehensive agreement. Uranium enrichment and cen- trifuge numbers are the most sensitive topic in the negoti- ations, which aim to conclude a deal by July 20. Continued on Page 13 WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2014 LOCAL Food of Ramadan Quaker Oats Breaded Fish Ingredients • 1/2 tsp.
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