Arab culture
Tatreez reborn: Palestinian embroidery finds new life in contemporary Israeli fashion
As Palestinian embroidery appears in contemporary fashion, artists and educators are navigating the balance between innovation and preservation
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Fringe rabbis recruit Jewish clergy to lobby against US military aid to Israel, halt weapons sales
'The only Jew in the room' offers fresh look at lives of Israeli Arabs
King Abdullah II’s silence on Allenby terror attack speaks volumes - analysis
Kfar Bara leads the way among Israeli-Arab localities
Kfar Bara is characterized by a homogeneous population of 100% Muslim Arabs and has enjoyed relative electoral stability and strong local leadership for the last 15-odd years.
Will Arab anti-Zionism revive?
The old wall of Arab anti-Zionism has fractured, but lingering hostility against Israel could explode anew.
Jordanian ex-minister: Arabs supported Hitler because he hated Jews
His comments came days before a Jordanian researcher claimed just 400,000 Jews had been killed by the Nazis.
Arab media asking researchers to fill out survey for policymakers
There are 21 questions total that range from questions about the university one is currently doing research at, to would one move abroad for a new teaching/research opportunity.
Arabic translation of ‘Mein Kampf’ sold in Israel
The book was offered at a bookshop in the town of Reineh near Nazareth, the owner apologized and removed the book at once.
Voices from the Arab press: No interest in Islamic rule
A variety of views from the Arab and Islamic world.
Jewish life in the Gulf will increase in 5780
This has all set the stage for a historic year in terms of growing Jewish life in the Gulf.
Miri Regev: ‘The show is over’ for ‘terror theater’
Regev was speaking following the Register of Associations' recent decision to submit a request to the Haifa district court supporting the closure of the foundation that currently runs the theater.
The BBC’s take on ‘Zionism’
As it is, for now, one of the most viewed -isms, it cannot be ignored and remains relevant. Also, Israel is a subject close to the BBC’s keyboards.
Answering a burning need
We want to get the word out to the Bedouin community about the hotline: It’s a free call to 1201, and all you have to do is ask for the Arabic extension.
