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Iran’s Foreign Minister Zarif and Vanunu: Israel’s Nuclear Whistleblower
On Saturday Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted at Western leaders of countries responsible for Israel’s nuclear program … Click to Read
United States-Israel PTSD Collaborative Research Act and USS Liberty Veterans Association
The United States-Israel Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Collaborative Research Act garnered nearly 100 bipartisan cosponsors. By Eileen Fleming Representative … Click to Read
The State of American Souls, Must See TV and Trumpism
Trumpism is a term for the political ideology, style of governance, political movement and set of mechanisms for … Click to Read
Healing the Nation after Trump
Healing the Nation after Trump By Ghassan Michel Rubeiz I am less worried about how firmly Trump is … Click to Read
The Breach of the Capitol: An American Wake Up Call
The Breach of the Capitol: An American Wake Up Call By Imad Hamad I am an independent. I … Click to Read
The Abraham Accords undermined much needed peace with Palestinians
The Abraham Accords undermined much needed peace with Palestinians By Ghassan Michel Rubeiz For many decades, I have … Click to Read

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Arab American foundation panels explore Arab empowerment
Arab American foundation panels explore Arab empowerment Arab News spotlights Arab American politicians and cultural leaders participating in the Arab America Foundation’s Connect Empowerment Summit, five evenings of panel discussions with leaders of the Arab American community. Click to read some of the stories on the event By Ray Hanania A panel of Arab-American elected officials on Monday said discrimination before and after the 9/11 attacks pushed them to want to change American society from the inside, winning public office by accepting who they are and building community coalitions. They were speaking at a summit organized by the Arab America Foundation and attended by Arab News. Panelists included Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib; Yonkers, New York City Council President Mike Khader; Paterson, New Jersey Mayor Andre Sayegh; Michigan State Legislator Abraham Aiyash; Virginia State Representative Sam Rasoul and Michigan state appointee Fayrouz Saad. A second panel of Arab-American leaders from the cultural and academic professions acknowledged on Tuesday that despite being in the US for more than 150 years, their community remains marginalized. “We’re still excluded from America,” Akram Khater, director of the Moises A. Khayrallah Center at North Carolina State University, said during the panel discussion that was organized by the Arab America Foundation and attended by Arab News. Panelists included: Akram Khater the Director of the Moises A. Khayrallah Center at North Carolina State University; Diana Abouali, Director, Arab American National Museum in Dearborn; Beshara Doumani, the Mahmoud Darwish Chair of Palestinian Studies at Brown University; Sally Howell, Director of the Center for Arab American Studies at the University of Michigan at Dearborn; Kate Seelye, VP of Arts & Culture at the Middle East Institute; and, moderator and journalist Malika Bilal. A third panel on Wednesday discussed Arab American business leaders and their secrets for success including Manal Saab, Farouk Shami, Aneesa Muthana, Rami Kashou, and Samy Kobrosly. The struggles of being an immigrant has helped many successful Arab-American entrepreneurs, a panel of business leaders said on Wednesday during an online panel discussion hosted by the Arab America Foundation. Participants included business leaders who have appeared on many popular American TV programs including “Shark Tank”, “The Apprentice”, “The Kardashians”, and “Operation Runway.” The panel also hosted several high-flying businesswomen who said they had overcome gender imbalances. A fourth panel included some of the #ArabAmerican community’s leading #socialmediainfluencers shared the strategies they use to build millions of followers during a panel discussion hosted Thursday by the #ArabAmericaFoundation. The fifth panel featured Arab-American stand-up comedian @AhmedAhmed #BlancheShaheen, #MayRihani #EmadBatayeh #Abir. You can read all three stories published in the Arab News Newspaper this week and keep up with events around the world. Here are the links to the five stories, with more to follow. Panel 1 on Arab American political activism. Click here to read that story. Panel 2 on Arab American cultural activism. Click here to read that story. Panel 3 on Arab American business entrepreneurs. Click here to read that story. Panel 4 on Arab American social media influencers. Click here to read that story. Panel 5 on Arab American entertainers. Click here to read that story. For more news and information visit the Arab News Newspaper, the Arab World’s leading English language newspaper with bureaus in Riyadh, Dubai, London, Japan, France, Pakistan and in the United States. (Ray Hanania is the U.S. Special Correspondent for the Arab News. Email him at ray.hanania@ArabNews.com.)
Live Arab Radio with Ray Hanania Sept 18, 2020
Live Arab Radio with Ray Hanania Sept 18, 2020 #ArabRadioLive #Detroit #UAE #Bahrain #Israel, #WNZKAM690 @RealDonaldTrump discussing the failure of the Palestinian leadership and activists. Facebook broadcast Click here to watch the Facebook broadcast of the live radio show from WNZK AM 690 Detroit. Friday Sept. 18, 2020 through US Arab Radio (8 to 9 AM Detroit, 7 to 8 AM Chicago, 3 to 4 PM Occupied Jerusalem) Ray Hanania talks about the UAE/Bahrain peace accords with Israel and the failures of the Palestinian leadership and activists, and what they need to do but won’t do. Listen to the podcast by click this link:

Hundreds killed as Syrian government targets medical centers

By rayhanania | February 9, 2018

Hundreds killed as Syrian government targets medical centers

Hundreds killed as Syrian government targets medical centers Seven Medical Facilities Attacked in One Day in Syria Leaving Thousands with Little or No Medical Care A four day surge in violence has left 237 dead and 1250 injured in Eastern Ghouta. Seven medical facilities were also attacked throughout Syria, leaving thousands with scarce access to…

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