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Free Palestine, but free from whom?
Opinion: Before Israel’s founding, Jewish institutions and activists also used the name Palestine; that history shows how its meaning evolved and raises a question for today’s calls for Palestinian freedom: freedom from whom, and to what end?
Nira Broner Worcman
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10.07.26
‘Displacement on top of displacement’: Lebanon’s school year brings a new crisis for families
Classes resume as Israeli strikes continue in southern Lebanon, but schools sheltering families displaced by the fighting now need their classrooms back; Syria, meanwhile, begins another year with thousands of schools still awaiting repairs
Lior Ben Ari
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09.15.26
AI ’80s nostalgia craze sweeps Arab world — but not everyone is amused
Celebrities and brands embrace AI-generated retro portraits, while Arab media warn the viral trend romanticizes a past many never lived — and may expose users’ biometric data and privacy
Lior Ben Ari
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09.11.26
Jewish and Arab teens meet through photography: 'We aren’t so different'
Jewish and Arab teens spent a year meeting weekly, learning photography and getting to know one another; Their shared journey culminated in an exhibition exploring freedom, identity and belonging, against a backdrop of fear and polarization
Alexandra Lukash
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08.21.26
‘Blood has become too cheap’: Families end feud that claimed more than 45 lives
The Abu Ghanem and Abu Zaid families raised a white flag and shook hands at a historic reconciliation ceremony in Kafr Qasim, seeking to end years of bloodshed that included triple and double murders and the deaths of innocent bystanders
Hasn Shalan
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07.19.26
Jewish-Arab art project reimagines borders at Tel Aviv’s 'Freshpaint' fair
Raghad Sawaed and Asaf Gam Hacohen transform a Tel Aviv seating installation into a powerful Jewish-Arab statement on Israel’s borders, coexistence, belonging and shared life in a divided society
Yael Feldman Shavit
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07.02.26
The Arab world is watching Israel, and already betting on its next election
Analysis: Across Arab capitals, Washington and major Muslim countries in Asia, Israel’s political future is under constant review; 1,000 days after October 7, officials and experts see missed opportunities, a frozen Palestinian track and Netanyahu still favored to win
Smadar Perry
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07.02.26
‘I don’t hate Israelis anymore’: Israeli creator uses Arabic TikTok to bridge wartime divide
Herut Davidson says social media has become both a battleground and an opportunity, giving individuals a way to challenge dominant narratives and speak directly for themselves
Giorgia Valente/ The Media Line
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06.16.26
The Arab League built itself to destroy Israel, it destroyed itself instead
Analysis: Nabil Fahmy inherits financial ruin, a structural vacuum and a regional architecture that has already moved on without him
Amine Ayoub
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06.09.26
Missiles, bread and water: how Iran held the Arab world hostage
Analysis: Iran’s attacks on desalination plants, airports and energy infrastructure exposed the Gulf’s vulnerabilities, disrupting food supplies, driving up prices and threatening the livelihoods of millions from the Gulf states to Egypt and Jordan
Amine Ayoub
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06.05.26
Three men shot dead in northern Israel as violence grips Arab sector
Victims were on their way to work when they were gunned down near Shefa-Amr, underscoring a relentless crime wave in Arab towns, where 33 people have been killed since the start of the year amid growing despair and anger at authorities
Hassan Shaalan
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02.05.26
Why is the Arab world suddenly obsessed with Greenland?
Hezbollah-linked outlets, a Hamas-supporting channel and a Palestinian journalist are closely covering developments in Greenland after the US president demanded sovereignty, raising questions about why Arab media are focusing on the icy island
Lior Ben Ari
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01.26.26
'In a conservative society, pain becomes part of sex—it shouldn't be'
Gloria Borsha, a sex counselor in the Arab community, says many couples seek help for conditions like vaginismus and pain during penetration, rooted in conservative norms where silence around sexuality breeds stigma and internalized shame
Lori Stadtmauer
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01.20.26
Triple homicide in northern Israel; medical student killed in Negev
Three men were shot dead in Shefa-Amr, while a 20-year-old medical student visiting from Georgia was killed overnight in the Negev, as deadly violence in Israel’s Arab community continues into the opening days of 2026
Ilana Curiel, Hassan Shaalan
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01.07.26
‘Single Arab women rarely talk about sex, it is a taboo’
Sabrine Hujeirat, a public policy Ph.D. candidate, interviewed 10 unmarried Arab women about sexuality, a near-total taboo in their communities, and found three survival strategies that can turn silence into power
Maya Benita
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11.29.25
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