Posts Tagged “Christians”
Arab Conference at Harvard University The annual Harvard Arab Conference will be held at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts on March 27 – 29, 2020. For more information, visit their Facebook Page by Clicking here. The Harvard Arab Conference features panels, speeches, entertainment and networking for Arab Americans and members of the public interested in…
Arab Radio: the killing of Qassem Soleimani and regional turmoil Radio host Ray Hanania will discuss the killing of Iranian General Nassem Soleimani and the impact on the Middle East region and United States interests on his radio show on Friday, January 10, 2020 on The Arab Street Radio broadcast from 8 AM until 9…
Middle East Christians bear the brunt of televangelical politics By Ghassan Michel Rubeiz As a Middle Eastern Christian I am alarmed observing TV preachers systematically reminding Americans every hour to abandon Palestine. In legitimizing Israel’s occupation of Arab land, Christian Zionists ( the highly organized sector in Evangelical politics) raise concerns among Eastern Christians. Evangelical…
Extreme Christian Zionists not helping America or Israel By Ghassan Michel Rubeiz Christians United for Israel (CUFI) is a political advocacy network based on an extreme version of Christian Zionism. This network calls on all Christians to offer total support for the State of Israel. As an American organization CUFI is part of the wider…
Guest Op-Ed: Samaritan Values in understanding the facts in the Israel-Palestine conflict By Froy Jimenez As a World History teacher, one of the major skills I encourage students to develop is a balanced, evidence-based position on complex topics. Politics in the Middle-East is complicated to say the least. To be more specific, the topic of…
Our Arab identity is being smothered by our religion
By rayhanania |
Our Arab identity is being smothered by our religion Arab Christians are marginalized, ignored and pushed aside by everyone even though we can play a critical role in trying to bring the East and the West, the Christian and Muslim Worlds, together towards understanding. This issue surfaces all the time and most recently when the…
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