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Pathbreakers of Arab America—Suad Joseph
Jul 15, 2026
Photo Wikipedia By: John Mason / Arab America Contributing Writer This is the 129th article in Arab America’s series on American pathbreakers of Arab descent. The series features figures from entertainment, business, sports, science, the arts, academia, journalism, and politics.(...)
After Morocco's Exit, What Did the Arab World Achieve at the 2026 World Cup?
Jul 15, 2026
Photo by / Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons By Aziz Hellal / Arab America Contributing Writer When the final whistle blew in Boston and France walked away with a 2-0 quarterfinal victory over Morocco, the Arab journey at(...)
The Mind Is the Last Territory to Be Liberated from Occupation
Jul 15, 2026
By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer In a recent column, dated July 1, I outlined five overlapping types of occupation in the Middle East: territorial occupation; a ruler who "owns" the state; a state within a state; heavy(...)
Palestine in the World Cup
Jul 15, 2026
Photo Credit: Wikicommons By: Nadia Boughanmi / Arab America Contributing Writer Palestine has taken a center stage in the 2026 World Cup, even without the national soccer team qualifying for the cup. Support and allyship for the Palestinian people has(...)
Tunisian Wedding Traditions
Jul 15, 2026
Photo Credit: Vivaystn (Wikicommons) By: Nadia Boughanmi / Arab America Contributing Writer Tunisian weddings are a unique celebration to the country. The wedding process is a week long and puts a heavy emphasis on the bride, and her enjoyment of(...)
I Feel You Like I Feel Palestine: Lebanon Through the Lens of Rania Matar
Jul 15, 2026
Photo/collage by Rami Balin By Rami Balin / Arab America Contributing Writer The project “Where Do I Go?” (لوين روح؟) was created by Rania Matar, a Lebanese American photographer of Palestinian descent, to commemorate fifty years since the start of(...)
Fried Tomatoes with Garlic – Banadoora Maqliya ma’a Thoom
Jul 14, 2026
Photo Credit: Pexels By: Habeeb Salloum/Arab America Contributing Writer It was both in al-Khalil and in Amman that we had one of the best tomato dishes served to us throughout our travels in the Arab world. On one occasion, it was(...)
What Does it Mean to Be Arab American, According to Gen Z
Jul 8, 2026
Photo taken by Brian Pilling on Unsplash By: Megan Guzman Abbott / Arab America Contributing Writer For decades, the Arab American narrative was largely shaped by older generations navigating a post-9/11 world. It was a time when survival often meant(...)
Lebanon Faces Israel’s Occupation and Hezbollah’s Intransigence
Jul 8, 2026
By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is feeling very nervous: "I am not fond of Israel … I am telling those who oppose this framework that I am waiting for any solution or agreement(...)
The Cloth We Are Made Of: Puerto-Rican Artist Witnesses Gaza
Jul 8, 2026
Photo of the exhibition booklet by Rami Balin By Rami Balin / Arab America Contributing Writer Centuries ago, in the Middle Ages, gauze (or qazz), the raw silk fabric produced in Palestine and originally used in clothing, drapery and surgical(...)
The Fight for Clean Energy in Tunisia
Jul 8, 2026
Photo Credit: Wikicommons By: Nadia Boughanmi / Contributing Arab America Writer Pollution, climate change, fossil fuels: current and important topics that have been taking the globe by storm in recent years. These topics have been extremely prevalent in Tunisia for(...)
Algeria's 64th Independence Day
Jul 8, 2026
Photo Credit: Wikicommons (Algerian Women in the Algerian War of Independence) By: Nadia Boughanmi / Arab America Contributing Writer July 5th, 2026: 64 years since Algeria has gained independence from French colonialism. After 8 years of struggling through war, in(...)5,179 Results (Page 9 of 432)