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Go topBy Ralph I. Hage/Arab America Contributing Writer Christmas lights flicker along the streets and the stores flood with sales. Beyond the presents and the feasts and the charming Christmas lights, I find myself reflecting on the life of a man. A man who was born over two thousand years ago but whose ideas live on. … Continued
Photo by Bertramz, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons By: Diksha Tyagi/Arab America Contributing Writer The United Nations has repeatedly condemned acts of violence across the globe, from the ongoing conflict in Sudan to the escalation in Gaza. Though these statements clearly serve a symbolic purpose, it’s important to consider the impacts of such condemnations … Continued
By: Taim Al-Faraje / Arab America Contributing Writer Marxism is deeply rooted in the Arab World, spanning various political ideologies, slogans, literature, and real-life applications. Whether it was through communist parties, such as the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), or socialist parties like the Ba’ath Party, or individual leaders like Jamal Abdel … Continued
Photo by Mustafa Wahhudi, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons By: Diksha Tyagi/Arab America Contributing Writer Celebrated on December 18 every year since 2012, World Arabic Language Day highlights the global commitment to promoting and preserving the Arabic language. This date marks the day the United Nations General Assembly formally adopted Arabic as its sixth … Continued
By: Taim Al-Faraje / Arab America Contributing Writer Iraq, like much of the Arab World after Sykes-Picot, had a corrupt king installed after “independence” in 1932. The Anglo-Iraqi Treaty of 1930 gave the British significant control over Iraqi affairs. Although many of the provisions were only meant to be used in times of war, making … Continued
By Ralph I. Hage/Arab America Contributing Writer In the heart of Lebanon, a country known for its religious pluralism and historic role as a haven for the displaced, lives a resilient yet often overlooked Christian community: the Chaldeans. While Lebanon is home to 18 recognized sects, the Chaldean Catholic community, tied deeply to Iraq’s ancient … Continued
Long before Charles de Gaulle became the Founder of the Modern French Republic, he lived quietly with his family in a rented first-floor Beirut apartment. By Ralph I. Hage/Arab America Contributing Writer During the early years of the French Mandate in Lebanon, Charles de Gaulle — then a rising military officer and strategist, and not … Continued
By Jake Harris / Arab America Contributing Writer Thanksgiving in the United States is totally ingrained in the nation’s cultural fabric. Known for Apple Pie, Turkey, Stuffing, Football, Family. Unlike other major holidays in the United States like Christmas, and Easter, there isn’t a particular religious affiliation with the holiday like the others. Thanksgiving presents … Continued
“Our interests in the negotiations [with Syria] include demilitarizing southwestern Syria and preserving the safety of the Druze.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this just eight hours before the writing of this article. Through dozens of statements and actions, Netanyahu has made it clear that he and his genocidal government claim a right to … Continued
In recognition of Lebanon’s Independence Day, we are pleased to present this special long-form feature by Ralph Hage — a sweeping narrative of the many communities that have shaped Lebanon across millennia. From the biblical landscapes of Saida and Tyre to the monasteries, mosques, synagogues, and mountain sanctuaries that sheltered generations, Lebanon emerges as a … Continued
By: Taim Al-Faraje / Arab America Contributing Writer Arabs in the West continue to struggle with their identity, whether it’s through appearance, language, sense of belonging, or all three. “Too Arab to get along with Whites, too White to get along with Arabs,” is a common feeling among the younger Arab diaspora. This feeling, although … Continued
Abstract: The debut of the self-winding chronograph wristwatch was more than a technical breakthrough; it was a statement of ambition, global reach, and precision craftsmanship. Beirut, often overlooked in horological histories, played a critical role in introducing this revolutionary development to the world. With the help of the Breitling company archives, Hage uncovers a long-hidden … Continued
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