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The Voice of Hind Rajab

By Londyn Sewell / Arab America Contributing Writer A Story with Global Reach The Voice of Hind Rajab (2025), directed by Kaouther Ben Hania and Co-produced by Watermelon Pictures, tells the story of six-year-old Hind Rajab, a Palestinian child whose desperate call for help reached people around the world.  The documentary/ drama documents her final … Continued

A Taste of Home: The Expansion of Arab Comfort Food Into the U.S

By Ben Samuels/ Arab America Contributing Writer For many Americans, their first taste of Arab food was likely a large platter of chicken over rice or a hummus dish. The rapid growth of Arab comfort food in the U.S. has been crucial to Arab identity. Food is a crucial element of almost all cultural identities, … Continued

A Youthful Population’s Demographic Tensions 

Photo by Fightback/ La Riposte, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons By: Diksha Tyagi/Arab America Contributing Writer Despite the prevalence of aging populations around the world, the majority of Arab countries today face the opposite demographic reality. The median age of the Arab world is around 25, reflecting a clearly youth-heavy society. These nations can … Continued

Major Events in Arab History to Take Place During Ramadan

By Jake Harris / Arab America Contributing Writer Ramadan, one of the holiest months in Islam has begun. Muslims fast from sun up to sun down, starting the day with the Suhoor and ending the fast with the Iftar meal. It is a time of reflection, as well as a time to strengthen one’s relationship with … Continued

Why War with Iran Is Not a Historic Opportunity

By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer For those rushing to war with a weakened Iran, this is not a historic opportunity. US authoritarian foreign policy undervalues diplomacy and does not adjust well to a growing multipolar reality. This time, a prolonged attack by the US, coordinated with Israel, would be perceived by Tehran as … Continued

Love Lived, Not Just Spoken

By: Adel B. Korkor / Arab America Contributing Writer We are reminded that love is not merely a feeling, but something we live. It is expressed in our language, preserved in our memories, and protected through our traditions. When authentic, love moves beyond sentiment and becomes action. For those of us carrying Arab heritage in … Continued

Pathbreakers of Arab America—May Calamawy

Our one hundred and tenth pathbreaker is May Calamawy, an Egyptian Palestinian who began her acting career when she followed her dream by moving from Bahrain to Boston, where she attended theatre school. From a role on Golden Globe-winning ‘Ramy’ to a part on Disney+ and Marvel’s ‘address the Knight.’ Contributing writer, John Mason, highlights her success in film, which ultimately gave her a platform to signal attention to the death and suffering of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

Merging Hezbollah into a Lebanese National Guard

By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer Iran’s influence on Hezbollah will be affected by the developing situation of Tehran’s regime over the next crucial weeks. And Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Iran’s closest ally, is examining its options as the tension inside and outside Lebanon rises. The US keeps on pressuring Lebanon’s fragile state to disarm … Continued

Maltese’s Arabic Past

By: Diksha Tyagi/Arab America Contributing Writer Maltese is the official language of the Mediterranean island of Malta and the only Semitic language officially recognized in the European Union. More than that, it in fact descends directly from Arabic. It retains Arabic vocabulary and grammatical structures, but is written in the Latin alphabet. Arab America contributing … Continued

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