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Kalil Brothers Find Success in the NFL

By: Noah Chani/Arab America Contributing Writer Ryan and Matt Kalil are finding an incredible fortune in the NFL as one of the most successful brother duos the league has ever seen. Of Mexican and Lebanese descent, these NFL players serve as a model of Arab-American success in the sports world. The brothers are not only … Continued

10 Arab Foods You Should Proudly Eat at School or Work

By: Nana Osei/Arab America Contributing Writer Arab food encompasses some of the most diverse and tantalizing meals in the World. The food not only is tasty but comes with a strong history and cultural significance. Some people may find Arab food to be different simply because they aren’t used to it in their country. However, … Continued

Bahbah: Trump–Whose President, Are You?

By: Bishara Bahbah/Arab America Featured Columnist Last week will go down in history as one of Israel’s worst weeks ever in its relationship with the United States dating back to its establishment in 1948. For Israel, it was a terrible week that wreaked with unprecedented criticism from friend and foe over its decision to deny … Continued

Celebrating the Life of Congressman Paul Findley

By Katie Teague/Arab America Contributing Writer On August 9th, the United States lost 11-term Republican congressman Paul Findley.  He was 98 years old and suffering from congestive heart failure when he passed away in his hometown of Jacksonville, Illinois.  As a leader in government for the support of Palestinian rights, Mr. Findley will be remembered … Continued

Paul Findley, Congressman Behind War Powers Act, Dies at 98

The main author of the resolution that limited a president’s ability to wage war, he also made overtures to the Arab world and earned the opposition of the pro-Israel lobby.  By Katharine Q. Seelye The New York Times Paul Findley, a moderate Republican congressman from Illinois who sought to limit presidents’ power to wage war and … Continued

Amazing Arab Art Pieces You Need to Know

By: Nana Osei/Arab America Contributing Writer Arab art is beautiful and unique; it has a rich and strong history. There are Arab artists who are talented and inspirational. From Samir Rafi to Saliba Douahi, there is a great number of Arab artists who bring much enrichment into the world of art through their miraculous talent. … Continued

The Carpets of Syria – A Mirror of the Country’s History

By: Habeeb Salloum/Arab America Contributing Writer Carpet making is one of the traditional artisan crafts of Syria and despite the invasion of the machine and modern technology on this craft, many small workshops in Aleppo, and almost every other Syrian city are struggling to preserve the original identity of this handcraft.  Hand-made Syrian eye-catching carpets … Continued

Morocco’s Plastic Bag “Ban-Wagon”

By Noah Chani / Arab America Contributing Writer The 21st century is known for many great advancements in technology. The world is beginning to bare changes resulting from our prolonged use of resources and emissions of pollutants of all shapes and sizes. With the developing widespread realization that we must treat our planet better if … Continued

Arab Hostels 101

By: Katie Teague/Arab America Contributing Writer Traveling to the Middle East and North Africa but don’t want to stay in fancy hotels your entire trip?  We’ve got you covered.  Hostels are an excellent option when staying in the Arab world, but you’ll need to plan ahead to ensure a safe and fun vacation.  If you … Continued

When Za’atar Walked into Onion Rings: “Zonion Rings”

By: Blanche Shaheen/Arab America Contributing Writer If there is one spice that makes a serious splash in Palestinian cuisine, it would have to be Za’atar, the spice blend consisting of thyme, sumac, savory and sesame seeds. Whether eaten with bread and olive oil, baked into a flatbread called Manakeesh or sprinkled on eggs, this zesty … Continued

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