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Organizers cancel the 2013 Arab International Festival  Organ eating, execution videos raise concern over support for Syria’s rebels As scandals mount, White House springs into damage control Abe Foxman rationalizes blanket spying on American Muslims Nakba: 65 years later, and we’re winning
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Dearborn Stars maintain momentum


Friday, 05.16.2008, 01:09pm
DEARBORN — The Dearborn Stars are now 2-1 on the season as they split a pair over games over the past week in the Michigan Premier Soccer League's Open Division.
A day of service for the community
Friday, 05.16.2008, 01:04pm
The National Arab American Service Day will take place on May 17th, 2008, kicking off at 10 a.m. at Lapeer Park in Dearborn. 250 volunteers are expected but more are always welcome.
The myth of an Islamic state
Friday, 05.16.2008, 12:55pm
The yearning for an Islamic state has been bloody and fruitless.  This is a major theme of Tarek Fatah’s heavily researched yet easily read book.  He goes back to the origins of Islam to show the wrong-headedness of the notion.  Mohammed, who developed the political system of Medina, did not try to replicate that model when he moved to take control of Mecca.

When will Arab oil translate into political power?


Friday, 05.16.2008, 12:51pm
Arab oil producers are awash in wealth. They have never been so rich. But the paradox is that, in spite of their great and growing wealth, their political weight in the world remains small, even derisory.
Arab opinion of the U.S. declined in 2008
Friday, 05.16.2008, 12:47pm
In 2008, Arab attitudes toward the U.S. remain at alarmingly low levels. Dearborn — About 100 people gathered on the steps of City Hall here on Tuesday to protest violence in Lebanon over the past week that has left at least 65 dead and 200 wounded.

Conquering the land: Why one Israeli writer isn't celebrating


Friday, 05.16.2008, 12:46pm
As I write this, I can only guess how all the various media outlets will mark Israel's birthday. As much as I love nostalgia, the compulsive reading of the weekend papers and obsessive watching of old people singing on television — I have no intention of taking part in the celebrations this time. Because I know the naked truth about the circumstances under which the Zionist miracle came to pass: My father divulged it to me a long time ago.
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