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Pathbreakers of Arab America—Simon Shaheen

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This is the eighty-ninth in Arab America’s series on American pathbreakers of Arab descent. The series features personalities from various fields, including entertainment, business, sports, science, the arts, academia, journalism, and politics. John Mason, contributing writer, highlights our eighty-ninth pathbreaker, Simon Shaheen, Palestinian-born orchestra leader who has become one of Arabic music’s most prominent ambassador and most active educators in the United States.

International Frustration Grows as Gaza Starvation Reported

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By Jake Harris / Arab America Contributing Writer International Aid groups are quite unanimous in stating that the food situation in Gaza has reached a dire state. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification has three thresholds to reach in order for a food crisis to be considered a famine. The IPC has confirmed two of … Continued

Israel’s Trajectory is not Sustainable

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By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing WriterThe international community’s failure to address Palestinian suffering is no longer morally defensible. On Monday, the United Nations convened an international meeting to remind the world that the neglected two-state solution is still viable. But at this point, it’s clear that over the past two years, the Gaza conflict has provided … Continued

A Breakthrough? Will There Be a Palestinian State?

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We’ve heard it all before—calls for peace, for a two-state solution, for an end to the violence. And yet, here we are. But something feels different this time. France recently announced support for recognizing a Palestinian state, and not long after, Britain followed suit. These aren’t minor players. Their shift in stance could mean more … Continued

A Reflection: Ziad Rahbani: The Genius Composer and Political Satirist

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By: Sami Asmar / Arab America Contributing Writer Lebanese composer, playwright, and political satirist Ziad Rahbani passed away at the age of 69.  The son of Fairuz, the legendary singer that many generations grew up listening to, has, for better or for worse, impacted our collective identity through his music and aggressive commentary on political corruption. … Continued

The Traditional Architecture of the United Arab Emirates

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By: Ralph I. Hage / Arab America Contributing Writer The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is internationally recognized for its gleaming modern skyscrapers, extravagant shopping malls, and luxurious hotels. Yet, beneath this contemporary veneer lies a rich architectural tradition that reflects the region’s ingenuity, resourcefulness, and cultural heritage. The traditional architecture of the UAE is a … Continued

How Climate Change Threatens Arab Archaeology

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By: Ramsey Zeidan / Arab America Contributing Writer Anthropogenic climate change is by no means a new issue.  As of recent, however, scientists are sounding the alarm on a new facet of global warming: archaeology. Industrial activity and urban development in tandem with worsening climate have endangered key archaeological sites. The Middle East is faced … Continued

Beets in Yogurt

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By: Habeeb Salloum/Arab America Contributing Writer The years of drought that hit us hard during our homesteading and farming years in southwestern Saskatchewan, were difficult and enduring times.  My parents who had immigrated from Syria, survived those harsh years with the know-how and experience of their homeland, especially to prepare foods.  Yogurt was a staple … Continued

Vegetarian Cabbage Rolls – Malfouf bi Zayt

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By: Habeeb Salloum/Arab America Contributing Writer Cabbage is one of the most nutritious vegetables cultivated by man. A dieter’s dream,one cup of cabbage contains about 20 calories, and it is a good source of vitamins, minerals, anddietary fibre. It is no wonder then that some food writers call cabbage a ‘compact health foodstore’.The Arabs enjoy … Continued

3 Famous Americans You Didn’t Know Were Arab 

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By: Amir Kobeissi / Arab America Contributing Writer Many famous Americans you may know come from some surprising backgrounds, notably some may come from Arab ethnicity. From NBA champions to high-level innovators and even actors, Arab Americans have silently shaped American culture and notable achievements. Jamal Murray’s high-level basketball skills, Steve Jobs’ revolutionary technological impacts, … Continued

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