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Palestinian American Uses Poetry to Connect Diaspora
Syria: Alawites, Religious Minorities in the Losing War
Palestinian Refugee Creates Art From Metal Wire
The Color Wheel Project At Jerash Refugee Camp
A Modern Transportation System in Makkah: Safety Precaution or Threat to Spirituality?
Bahraini Woman Alleges Government Abuse
Harlem Shake Protest Spreads to Egypt
The Harlem Shake is becoming the latest weapon of political protest, as demonstrated by opponents of Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi outside the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in Cairo.
Racist Israeli Soccer Fans Protest Muslim Players
Fans of Israel’s premier soccer club, Beitar Jerusalem, want nothing to do with Muslim players.
Mohammed Fairouz’s Musical Tribute to the Fallen of Tahrir Square
Last year, on the first anniversary of Egypt's uprising, we featured music by Arab-American composer Mohammed Fairouz.
Snow in the West Bank
Severe storms hit much of the Middle East over the last few days leading to heaving flooding, freezing temperatures, and even snow pileups.
Palestinian Artist Shows Life Beyond Refugee Camp With Stop-Motion Video
Anas Al-Barbarawi is an artist from Jordan. Of Palestinian origin, he grew up in the Talbieh Refugee Camp south of Amman. But he doesn't want that to be all you think of him.
Israelis, Palestinians Talk Trash in Grassroots Play
Israeli and Palestinian stage performers are getting together to talk trash. Not nearly as vitriolic on the ground as an outsider might think, the discourse between Arabs and Jews has expanded to include environmental matters.
The Syrian Revolution in Metaphor
Syrian photographer Jaber alAzmeh captures the uprising in a series of images.
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