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Patriarch Rai encourages interfaith unity, visits Dearborn mosques   Maronite Patriarch to pay historic visit to Detroit, community prepares welcoming events in various cities including Dearborn Ed Deeb: Fifty years of service in the city of Detroit Detroit NAACP celebrates a century, recognizes challenges that lie ahead Former CIA analyst: U.S. media prevents justice in Mideast  
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By Natasha Dado
Monday, 05.14.2012, 06:52pm

Today, His Beatitude Mar Bechara Peter Rai who's the head of the Maronite Catholic Church worldwide visited the Islamic Center of America and the American Muslim Center in Dearborn. During his appearances at both mosques Patriarch Rai encouraged interfaith unity between Muslims and Christians through dialogue. Religious leaders from both communities were present and echoed Patriarch Rai's message.



Maronite Patriarch to pay historic visit to Detroit, community prepares welcoming events in various cities including Dearborn
   Ed Deeb: Fifty years of service in the city of Detroit
By Samer Hijazi
   Detroit NAACP celebrates a century, recognizes challenges that lie ahead
By Natasha Dado
 
 
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By Nick Meyer
Friday, 05.11.2012, 02:05am
DEARBORN HEIGHTS — What began as a simple three-on-three basketball tournament hosted by friends has grown into one of Metro Detroit's biggest community recreation organizations, and now a brand new state-of-the-art 104,000 square foot recreation and education center for area youth and families. 
Henry Ford CC celebrates opening of new Welcome Center
Successful businesswomen encourage risk taking 
Hyatt Regency chain leaves Dearborn location; hotel will remain open 
Fordson High School raising money for new courtyard
Jordanian and Arab American students unite through ‘Global Passage’ program
   
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By Richard Falk
Friday, 05.11.2012, 02:16am
Can anyone doubt that if there were more than 1,500 prisoners engaged in a hunger strike in any country in the world other than Palestine, the media in the West would be obsessed with the story? Such an obsession would, of course, be greatest if such a phenomenon were to occur in an adversary state such as Iran or China, but almost anywhere it would be featured news, that is, anywhere but Palestine. It would be highlighted day after day, and reported on from all angles, including the severe medical risks associated with such a lengthy refusal to take food, with respected doctors and human rights experts sharing their opinions.
Syria holds elections as bombs rock Damascus
Calls mount for stronger U.S. stance as Bahrain resists reform
Egypt clashes over army rule leave up to 11 dead
Peace lost in the Libyan desert
UN accuses both sides in Syria of violating ceasefire
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By Nick Meyer
Friday, 05.11.2012, 12:49am
Longtime former CIA analyst Ray McGovern worked 27 years at the Central Intelligence Agency, providing daily reports to some the U.S.' top leaders, serving as an analyst from the John F. Kennedy administration through the George H.W. Bush administration. 
The real reason for moving Israeli elections up
Israeli dissent lessens threat of Iran strike
Women of the world unite for rights
Renewed talks with Iran fuel both optimism and caution
100th ANNIVERSARY: The Titanic’s untold Arab stories 
   
U.S.A
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Friday, 05.11.2012, 12:41am
When the Defense Department wasn’t blowing billions on failed machinery and weapons of war, the Pentagon was paying a U.S. Army lieutenant colonel to indoctrinate servicemen with the notion that the entire religion of Islam should be eradicated worldwide.

Commentary: NYPD Surveillance Revisited

Americans renounced their citizenship in record numbers in 2011
U.S.-Afghan pact won't end war
FBI sting nets five arrests in Ohio bridge bomb plot
U.S. government building $2 billion facility in Utah to spy on citizens
Elections
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Friday, 05.11.2012, 01:51am
LANSING – An article posted recently on Tampa Bay online suggested that Mitt Romney could pick Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder as his running mate should he receive the presidential nomination for November's election. 
Chaldean American competes in Michigan primaries, kicks off campaign with fundraiser
Dingell kicks off campaign for reelection, meets with Arab leaders
Adel Harb holds kick-off fundraiser for third circuit judge
Dearborn resident announces launch of campaign for state's 12th Congressional District 
Constan announces run for new 8th District seat on Wayne County Commission
   
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By Khaled Amayreh
Friday, 05.04.2012, 04:06am
A brewing feud between Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas and his Western-backed prime minister, Salam Fayyad, is further confounding the Palestinian situation, already plagued with a host of chronic political and financial problems, in addition to the decades-old Israeli occupation.
Global intifada demands change in war on terrorism 
Palestinian Christians — A current exodus
Symptoms of a war that must end
Vietnam, Afghanistan, and The Pentagon's memory failure
Chances of Assad falling highly exaggerated
Art & Culture
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Friday, 05.04.2012, 04:01am
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been urged to abandon a planned gig in Israel, after it emerged that they performed at a pro-Palestinian gig that raised over $500,000.
Arab International Festival still on for 2012 despite debate
Detroit Public Television debuts ‘Arab American Stories
‘Images and Perceptions of Arab Americans’ event attracts  diverse participation
Henry Ford Community College presents "Grease!"
HFCC professor Al-Tawil to host DIA lecture Saturday
   
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Friday, 05.11.2012, 01:41am
DEARBORN HEIGHTS — Prosecutor Kym L. Worthy has charged Robert Lee-Curtis Perkins a 19-year old Dearborn Heights  Crestwood High School student  from Inkster for allegedly carrying a loaded hand gun in his waist band on school property.  On May 7, 2012, at approximately 10:45 a.m., a fellow Crestwood High School student received information that the defendant had a weapon.
Slain store owner was “model for community businessmen” in inner cities 
Man accused of mosque threat takes plea
Dearborn man convicted in counterfeit merchandise case
New law makes it illegal to lie to police officers in Michigan
Son charged with murder of Dearborn schools official Cipriano  
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Friday, 05.11.2012, 01:49am
DETROIT – A health expo for the uninsured will be offered at Cobo Center's Riverview Ballroom in Detroit on Wednesday, May 16 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., offering enrollment for various programs, health services and screenings, and a nutrition seminar among other programs. Among the screenings are dental, diabetes, and overall health checkups. 
American Heart Association and Oakwood Healthcare System team up for National Walking Day
Free cancer screenings to be held on April 9 
Second bone marrow drive  brings out more than 600 potential donors
U.S obesity rates unchanged
4 Tips to weather the winter with psoriasis
   
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