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Shi'a pilgrims targeted as Iraq bombings intensify
By Jane Arraf
Friday, 02.05.2010, 07:28pm

A female suicide bomber walked into a tent full of Shi'a pilgrims on Monday, killing at least 46 people and wounding another 100 in the latest attack in the run-up to Iraqi elections next month

U.S., Karzai clash on unconditional talks with Taliban
By Gareth Porter
   Justice Department to investigate shooting death of imam
By Khalil AlHajal
 
 
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Iraqi Vice President to visit Detroit area

Friday, 02.05.2010, 07:14pm

News briefs: Local Chaldean nominated for Iraqi parliament seat, Homeland security leader commits to authentic dialogue, Courtroom hijab lawsuit to be settled, more

Forum seeks to clarify rights
ADC holds annual MLK scholarship event
Local groups send relief to Haiti
Scott betrays ignorance of Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Group leaders meet with attorney general
   
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Christian Arabs remain the best situated to combat the demonization of Islam
By Raid Khoury
Friday, 02.05.2010, 07:30pm

A Southern California writer explores the efforts of the newest major figure in the "Muslim bashing industry"

Obama urges bipartisanship, can he deliver?
Haiti: An unwelcome Katrina redux
American prejudice against Muslims, Islam higher than bias against other major faiths
Republican victory a rebuke to Obama
Suicide rate among veterans surges
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Corrupt Arab regimes — Who is to blame?
By Mel Frykberg
Friday, 02.05.2010, 07:03pm

The Mideast continues to be plagued by autocratic Arab regimes where human rights, democracy and freedom of speech are a pipe dream for the average citizen. But who is to blame and what can be done?

Hamas threatens to take fight against Israel beyond Gaza
Iraq commission relents on 59 banned candidates
PA dictates content of Friday sermons
Ethiopian plane crashes off Lebanon
Israel crushes local dissent, attacks global criticism
   
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UN report challenges Israeli version of attack on civilian building in Gaza war
By Rory McCarthy
Friday, 02.05.2010, 07:30pm

A new Israeli report defending the military's conduct in the Gaza war was challenged this week after evidence emerged apparently contradicting one of its key findings.

Keffiyeh war ahead
Is Obama prepared to exert pressure on Israel?
Netanyahu digs into West Bank
Arab nations unite in relief effort for Haiti
The promise of Islamic banking and finance
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Oscar nod for Israeli film
By Avirama Golan
Friday, 02.05.2010, 05:55pm

The Israeli movie "Ajami," co-produced by an Israeli Palestinian and an Israeli Jew, was named this week as one of the five Oscar nominees for best foreign-language film. It takes its name from a rough neighborhood in Jaffa, a mostly Arab city just south of Tel Aviv.

Museum begins new season of music, film
Movie of Gaza chaos screened
Zionism's destabilizing force: "Israeli Exceptionalism" reviewed
Great effects, tired old story
Groundbreaking study examines Arab Americans
   
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54 members of Congress tell Obama: Lift Gaza seige

Monday, 02.01.2010, 06:32pm

Letter from Congress: "The unabated suffering of Gazan civilians highlights the urgency of reaching a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and we ask you to press for immediate relief for the citizens of Gaza as an urgent component of your broader Middle East peace (efforts)."

One year on: We should have known
Negotiating is a process of give and take
He said, she said...
Rebuild Michigan’s economy through opportunities for our skilled trades
A view of Muslims in America
 
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CIA Director Leon Panetta greets Arab American, community leaders during an iftar event in Dearborn on Wednesday. The CIA hosted the event as part of efforts boost recruitment efforts, seeking to add to its ranks Americans with expertise in Middle Eastern languages and cultures.

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