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Go topBy Robert Jackson/Arab America Contributing Writer The first overseas trip by a pope is always an important one. Pope Leo XIV’s trip to Turkey, Lebanon, and the destinations within reflects the priorities of his papacy. His itinerary included interfaith ceremonies, visiting holy sites, meeting heads of state, and of course, greeting the people crowding to … Continued
U.S. involvement in the Arab world has been incredibly costly for limited positive results. The culprit? An inability to learn from mistakes.
Algeria’s surge in defense spending carries implications far beyond its borders. In the Sahel and Maghreb region, an increasingly assertive Algerian military is reshaping the security landscape.
By: Robert Jackson / Arab America Contributing Writer Every autumn, families across Lebanon and Palestine prepare for one of the most cherished times of the year, the olive harvest. For both peoples, the olive is far more than an agricultural crop. It is a living symbol of endurance, identity, and a sense of belonging. Rooted … Continued
By: Robert Jackson / Arab America Contributing Writer The Grand Egyptian Museum has opened to much fanfare, as the largest museum dedicated to a single civilization in the world. It has been built over the course of decades. The museum contains over 100,000 Egyptian artifacts spanning thousands of years of history. However, this triumph is … Continued
By: Robert Jackson / Arab America Contributing Writer Palestine has an intense coffee culture. It is a ceremony, a community bonding experience, and a statement of identity. It has brought families and friends together for generations. From the snacks, traditions, methods of brewing, and more, Palestinian coffee culture is a truly distinct part of Arab … Continued
By: Robert Jackson / Arab America Contributing Writer The labbadeh, also spelled labbade, is a men’s hat that has been a part of Lebanese culture since ancient times. It is a conical cap, made from wool, is often worn with a scarf wrapped around it. Although its design has changed slightly over the millennia, the … Continued
By: Jake Harris / Arab America Contributing Writer Suleiman al-Obeid, labelled by Palestinian Soccer fans as the “Palestinian Pele” was killed by the IDF on August 6th, 2025 while awaiting humanitarian aid in Gaza. Suleiman was one of Palestine’s national team regulars throughout the prime of his career. Sadly left behind is his wife and … Continued
By: Jake Harris / Arab America Contributing Writer The promotion of online influencers to promote a narrative has become a massive campaign strategy pushed by Donald Trump. It’s been part of a larger effort by the MAGA movement to appeal to younger voters. The youth vote had been a weak point for the Republican Party. … Continued
By Rena Elhessen / Arab America Contributing Author For centuries, poetry has served as a vessel for expressing pain, resilience, and defiance. Among Arab Americans, poetic expression has challenged oppression, advocated for justice, and preserved identity in a world of diaspora. Historically, Arab American poets have used their craft to speak against injustices such as … Continued
By: Lina Abirafeh / Arab America Contributing Writer It’s not easy being Arab American these days. We’re all trapped in a complex mess, straddling conflicting worlds and (re)negotiating loyalties. I’ve always toggled between being “more Arab” or “more American” – often in reaction to whatever socio-political project is underway. These days, I’m fully entrenched in … Continued
By Liam Nagle / Arab America Contributing Writer Since the group’s launch in 1996, the Al Jazeera Media Network has become increasingly known in households worldwide. Initially just publishing its news in Arabic, the creation of the English-language channel helped to expand its analysis of current affairs all around the globe. But before doing so, … Continued
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