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Israeli Arabs (Arab-48): A Minority in an Inclusive Country? Or A Reminder of the Illegitimacy of Israel?

July 20, 2022

By Mohammed Abduljabbar

Introduction After WWI, European powers established their control over Arab lands. The United Kingdom, for instance, divided its colonies into tiny protectorates. These protectorates’ borders would later form the Arab states today. Residents ruled their protectorates under the UK’s supervision. One of these colonies was the Protectorate of Palestine. After WWII, the UK decided to … Continued

What is the Origin of the Word “Arab?”

November 29, 2021

By Christian Jimenez

By: Christian Jimenez/Arab America Contributing Writer The Arab world has a rich and diverse history that spans several centuries and has contributed to many advances in culture, technology, and other facets of our modern world. However, one of the most interesting and least discussed topics is where their name comes from. Where and when does … Continued

At Yale, You can Now Study Hebrew and Arabic — in the Same Course

February 20, 2020

By Ani Karapetyan

SOURCE: YALE NEWS BY: SUSAN GONZALEZ Yale sophomore Selma Abouneameh grew up in Connecticut speaking English at home, not her Palestinian father’s native language of Arabic. But this semester at Yale, she is progressing toward her goal of becoming a more fluent Arabic speaker, with this bonus: She’s learning a little Hebrew, too — in … Continued

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