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It’s Hard to Believe, but Syria’s War Is Getting Even Worse

Feb 12, 2018

SOURCE: THE NEW YORK TIMES BY: ANNE BARNARD AND HWAIDA SAAD BEIRUT, Lebanon — Half a dozen newborns, blinking and(...)

Feb 12, 2018

SOURCE: LOS ANGELES TIMES BY: ANN M.SIMMONS Deficit and desperation define life these days in the Gaza Strip. Residents make(...)

Feb 11, 2018

SOURCE: ALARABY BY: FLORENCE MASSENA Arab Women Voice New Realities has just been published in Lebanon by Turning Point. It's a(...)

Feb 11, 2018

SOURCE: FOREIGN POLICY BY: ANDREW MILLER The Trump presidency passed its one-year mark last month, presenting a logical opportunity to(...)

Feb 10, 2018

By Emiliya Strahilova/Arab America Contributing Writer The Winter Olympics started on Friday, February 9 with a spectacular ceremony under the(...)

Feb 10, 2018

SOURCE: IOWA STATE DAILY BY: MIA WANG The second annual Arabic Night was a night marked with a celebration of(...)

Feb 10, 2018

SOURCE: TWIN CITIES BY: MARY ANN GROSSMANN Kathryn Haddad is winner of the 2018 Kay Sexton Award for her role(...)

Feb 10, 2018

SOURCE: THE ARAB DAILY NEWS The Doha Experiment by Gary Wasserman is a fascinating and illuminating window into Arab culture by(...)

Feb 10, 2018

SOURCE: STEP FEED BY: LYNE KAWADRI Arabs are storytellers by nature. From our grandmother's old tales to the "hakawatis" in(...)

Feb 10, 2018

SOURCE: FORWARD BY: SETH MORISSON In late 2011, I publically resigned from the Jewish National Fund (JNF) in order to expose and(...)

Feb 9, 2018

NYT Food Editor Sam Sifton sat down with Syrian chefs who have brought their culture to Toronto SOURCE: THE VARSITY(...)

Feb 9, 2018

SOURCE: CBC BY: DAVID SAX Until recently, Syrian food was hard to come by in Toronto. But that's starting to(...)