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Chaldean Americans Share Their Concerns with Ambassador Edward Gabriel

BY: Weam Namou/Ambassador Blogger Ambassador Edward Gabriel, along with other members of the Hillary Clinton campaign, met with approximately twenty members of the Chaldean community at the Chaldean Community Foundation (CCF) in Sterling Heights last week. They wanted to listen to the community’s main concerns in the upcoming election. Martin Manna, president of CCF, addressed … Continued

Trump Beating Clinton in Israeli Absentee Ballots 49% to her 44%

BY: Nisreen Eadeh/Staff Writer According to the Israeli-American voting organization, iVoteIsrael, as many as 30,000 American citizens living in Israel have cast their ballot. Of those who sent in absentee ballots, 49 percent voted for Republican nominee Donald Trump and 44 percent voted for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Various sources state that upwards of 200,000 … Continued

Who will be the next US president according to the Arab world?

BY: Hala Atirah/Contributing Writer Countless polls have been issued that ask Americans what they think about the presidential elections that are only four days away. But what do Arabs, nearly 9,000 miles away, think about the U.S. election? Arab perceptions of the 2016 U.S. presidential election was a survey conducted and published by the Arab … Continued

OPINION: Arab Americans Should Reject Both Clinton and Trump this Election

BY: Sam Husseini/Contributing Writer I regularly have breakfast with two other Arab American journalists at the Press Club in Washington, D.C. One is planning on voting for Hillary Clinton because of Donald Trump’s xenophobia and misogyny. The other journalist plans to vote for Trump because he believes Clinton’s foreign policy will escalate the U.S. wars … Continued

Arab Americans and Muslims Mobilized to Vote More Than Ever Before

BY: Kristina Perry/Contributing Writer In less than a week, the new president of the United States will be elected. This presidential race has already increased early voter turnout in epic proportions, especially in battleground states, such as Florida. There has also been a marked uptick in efforts to mobilize millennial and minority voters, culminating in … Continued

After Two Years, Lebanon Finally Has a President Again

BY: Nisreen Eadeh/Staff Writer Michel Aoun, 81, was chosen president of Lebanon on Monday, ending a political stalemate that lasted more than two years. Lebanon had been without a head of state since May of 2014 when Michel Suleiman’s term ended. Mr. Aoun, a Maronite Christian and retired military general, won the position by securing … Continued

Meet Ish Ahmed: The Only Arab American on the Michigan Ticket

BY: Haya Bacharouch/Ambassador Blogger and Nisreen Eadeh/Staff Writer Ismael “Ish” Ahmed was nominated by the Michigan Democratic Party in August to run for an open seat on Michigan’s State Board of Education. He is the only Arab American running on the statewide ballot on November 8. For over 45 years, Mr. Ahmed has been a tireless … Continued

8 ridiculous ‘Arab’ tweets Trump has posted

By Leyal Khalife Stepfeed 1. No to Syrian refugees, because “ISIS!” Wow, just came out on secret tape that Crooked Hillary wants to take in as many Syrians as possible. We cannot let this happen – ISIS! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 24, 2016 2. He doesn’t want Muslims “flowing in” to the country … Continued

Arab Americans: Don’t Wait to Vote!

Photo: Courtesy of Arab American Institute (Twitter) BY Zane Ziebell/Contributing Writer The United States presidential election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 8th, 2016. This year’s election will be the 58th in U.S. history, and to some, the most important. Arab Americans, and all Americans, don’t wait until November 8th to cast your vote, head to … Continued

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