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“Arab Idol” New Orleans Concert Promotes Peace in the Middle East

   SOURCE: THE MAROON BY: CALEB BECK  “Arab Idol” stars Ameer Dandan and Ahmed Fahmi took to Loyola’s Roussel Hall stage Sunday as the final stop on their international charity fundraising tour. Joined by Palestinian folk dance group Turab Beladi, the duo played to over 500 attendees, almost packing out the theater hall. Proceeds of … Continued

Hummus unites Jews and Muslims in Argentina

SOURCE: JTA (JTA) — “Make Hummus, Not War.” That was the message behind a recent event that brought local Jews, Muslims and other Arabs together in Argentina’s bustling capital city of Buenos Aires. On Sunday, 20 amateur chefs participated in a hummus-making competition at the Tetuan Moroccan Grill restaurant in the trendy Palermo Soho neighborhood. … Continued

The Future of Palestine in the Age of Trump: Is there Hope?

By Michaela Schrum/Contributing Writer Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and presidential advisor, met with both Palestinian and Israeli officials on August 24 to discuss what some are hoping will produce a comprehensive peace initiative to be implemented in the future. Former U.S. presidents have had this conflict on their to-do lists for a while now. … Continued

Bishop Younan Accepts Japanese Peace Prize

Bishop Dr. Munib Younan accepts the Niwano Peace Prize from the Rev. Nichiko Niwano during a ceremony Thursday morning 27 July 2017 in Tokyo, Japan. Photo by Ben Gray / ELCJHL Source: The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan & the Holy Land (ELCJHL) On July 27, 2017, in a ceremony among his professional peers, long-time … Continued

Meet 9 people from the Middle East who won a Nobel Prize

By Sarah Ahmed Shawky Stepfeed.com The Nobel Prize is a set of international awards granted annually. First awarded in 1901 for achievements in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, and Peace, it later added an associated prize for Economics in 1969. Middle Eastern Nobel Laureates received Nobel Prizes in three of six award categories: Peace, Chemistry and Literature. 1. Peter Medawar – The … Continued

Taking Peace Seriously – A Must For The Holy Land

By Rateb Y. Rabie, KCHS, and Saliba Sarsar, Ph.D. The Holy Christian Ecumenical Foundation A flurry of major diplomatic activities and declarations relating to Palestine and Israel is surrounding the transition in the United States from the Obama Administration to the Trump Administration.  It seems that relevant parties are trying to catch up with what they … Continued

Salam from Gaza

By Leen Abu Said, from We Are Not Numbers Salam is a noun in Arabic that mainly means “peace,” and it can be used in many different contexts. When roaming the streets of Gaza, it is not weird to hear this word, salam, often—and possibly more than any other word. For example, when I used to … Continued

Pope, in Jordan, Offers Church Help for Peace Process

Pope Benedict began a delicate trip to the Middle East on Friday by expressing “deep respect” for Islam and saying the Catholic Church would do everything it could to help the region’s stalled peace process. Starting the first leg of a trip that will include Israel and the Palestinian territories, he also called for a … Continued

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