Omaya Joha is a Palestinian political cartoonist and journalist, the first female cartoonist in the Arab world working in daily political newspapers. In the October 6, 2023 snapshot, the opening said 'She is the wife of two martyrs.' Today the word martyr appears nowhere in the article. A reader arriving now learns of her career and awards, and not that Wikipedia's own opening once described her as the wife of two martyrs.
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Omaya Joha (Arabic: أمية جحا ) is a Palestinian artist and political cartoonist .1She won the Arab Journalism Award for the year 2001.2She is also the recipient of the Arab Journalism Award in the United Arab Emirates in 2001.3She is the wife of two martyrs. She graduated from the mathematics department of Al-Azhar University in 1995 with honors at the university.4
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Palestinian artist and cartoonist Omaya Joha ( Arabic : أمية جحا ) is a Palestinian political cartoonist and journalist.She is the first female cartoonist in the Arab world working in daily political newspapers and news sites, including for Al Jazeera Arabic .She is also the recipient of the Arab Journalism Award (2001) in the United Arab Emirates. إسماعيل, محمد حسام الدين (1 January 2014). ساخرون و ثوار: دراسات علاماتية و ثقافية في الإعلام العربي [ Satirists and revolutionaries: semantic and cultural studies in Arab media ] (in Arabic).
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