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Despite recent setbacks, Trumpism is still on the US ballot
Even though some candidates backed by the former president lost, the ideology has captured the Republican Party
A week on, what does Shireen Abu Akleh's killing say about being a Palestinian American?
It seems as if US citizenship offers no special protection for Palestinian Americans
Pro-Israel groups have taken notice of a shift in US politics
They are changing their strategies accordingly, but it's likely to be an uphill climb for them
A glimmer of hope as Lebanon goes to the polls
Despite protracted turmoil in the country, there is a slim belief that elections may bring change
The world order game has new players
The US and Russia dominated 20 years ago but the situation has changed
The need to assert non-violence in the Palestinian movement
Violent tactics might make some on both sides feel good, but they produce little political progress
Arab American Heritage Month: Giving the community its due is called progress
Even US President Joe Biden has thanked the community for its vast contributions to America
The discomfort of emerging from the 'Covid cave' in an unvaccinated America
Half of Americans aren't fully vaccinated, so getting back to normal is still tough for many
How the Madeleine Albright I knew really felt about the plight of Arabs
The former Secretary of State was controversial, but also misunderstood
The invasion of Ukraine isn’t a solitary blot of violence on the history of Europe
Conversely, anti-Arab bias is apparent in some of parallels drawn in the West to the war in Ukraine
'Sent from my BlackBerry': I'll miss it but life goes on
It was a shock when AT&T said it was phasing out 3G and that BlackBerrys would no longer work
Western double standards, this time towards Ukraine, are on display again
Can any one group of people ever be more worthy of support than another?
Why aren't American policymakers focusing on the Ukrainian people?
The conflict is being viewed through the narrow 'Nato versus Russia' and 'Biden versus Putin' lenses
The PLO is dying. Where does that leave the Palestinian cause?
The national movement needs to be reconstituted from the bottom up, for which there's only one solution
How Black History Month reminds us of the world's many injustices
Feeling discomfort and guilt for what was done to innocents is the first step towards ending the legacy of these injustices
