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Orange County effort to aid Syrian refugees transcends ethnic lines

Oct 19, 2015

Shortly before 8 a.m. Sunday, a line of dusty vans and trucks pulled up to the parking lot at Fountain(...)

Oct 18, 2015

The surge in violence that began at Jerusalem’s Holy Esplanade, and which has since spread across the rest of the(...)

Oct 18, 2015

This week, Berlin-based Arab graffiti artists took a stand against the anti-Arab rhetoric that is prevalent on American TV. The(...)

Oct 18, 2015

Homesickness is an experience to which most college students can relate. Whether students are two hours or 20 minutes away(...)

Oct 18, 2015

I am by nature an optimist. When I visited Palestine recently with a cross-party group of MPs, I went with(...)

Oct 18, 2015

Around 20 activists gathered in front of the Sam M. Gibbons Federal courthouse, Oct. 15 carrying a Palestinian flag and(...)

Oct 17, 2015

What did you think, the Palestinians would sit still indefinitely? Did you really think Israel would continue on its course(...)

Oct 17, 2015

The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) says it is unfazed by an Israeli group’s legal attack(...)

Oct 17, 2015

Palestinian artist Mona Hatoum, renowned for her works reflecting her anguish after being forced to live in exile in Britain,(...)

Oct 17, 2015

UC Riverside creative writing professor Laila Lalami has been nominated for another international award for her novel “The Moor’s Account.”(...)

Oct 17, 2015

When the Muslim community in Sterling Heights, Michigan, wanted to build a mosque, Marwa Khalil, 15, joined a peaceful demonstration(...)

Oct 17, 2015

Students for a Democratic Society demands justice for Rasmea Odeh, who is fighting back against the political repression aimed at(...)