By Dhamiri | Arabcore Media | May 2025 Jesse Kline’s recent op-ed in the National Post, titled “Keffiyeh-wearing kindergarten teachers create hostile environment at Toronto school,” is not just another reactionary rant against public education — it is a deeply Islamophobic, anti-Arab, and settler-colonial manifesto disguised as journalism. Beneath the coded language
This is Ibtihal Abou El Saad, a young Moroccan woman, Harvard graduate, and programmer at Microsoft. On the 50th anniversary of the company’s founding, Ibtihal took to the stage during the official ceremony and directly confronted Mustafa Suleyman — Microsoft’s Chief AI Officer of Arab descent — accusing him of
March 19th, 2025 As the world bears witness to yet another devastating chapter in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, the situation in Gaza has once again spiraled into unspeakable horrors. March 18, 2025, marked the violent resumption of airstrikes by the Israeli military, breaking a fragile ceasefire and
After 472 harrowing days of a genocide that has left an indelible scar on the collective consciousness of humanity, an official ceasefire has been declared. Yet, this is not a moment for unqualified celebration. For Palestinians, especially those in Gaza, the ceasefire is a temporary pause, a fleeting reprieve in
Cori Bush’s story is one of courage, conviction, and unshakable moral principles. From her days as a nurse and activist in St. Louis to becoming a member of Congress, Bush always put her beliefs above politics. But her boldest and most controversial move came on October 16, 2023, when
Emir Abd-el-Kader (1808–1883) is one of the most significant figures in Algerian history and the broader Arab world, but his legacy is often overlooked outside the MENA region. He was not just a military leader, but also a scholar, a humanitarian, and a symbol of resistance against colonialism. His
What does it mean to be Palestinian? It means everything. It's the soul of a people, the memory of the land, and the resilience of a culture that refuses to be erased. Let me tell you what it means: It’s the Accent, carrying the music of our
As a Southern Lebanese Maronite, I stand in unwavering solidarity with my Palestinian brothers and sisters, and with all Arab Christians who have endured the weight of displacement, occupation, and erasure. Our shared heritage as the descendants of some of the world’s most ancient Christian communities binds us in
A Symbol of Faith and Resilience: The Vatican’s Nativity Grotto Crafted by Palestinian Christians This year, the Vatican's Christmas Nativity Grotto carries a profound message of faith, unity, and resilience, as it has been meticulously crafted by Palestinian Christian artisans from Bethlehem. Using the revered olive wood
The Truth About Abu Mohammed al-Jolani: From ISIS to Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham The story of Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, one of the most enigmatic and controversial figures to emerge from the conflicts in Iraq and Syria, is one of calculated transformations, rebranding, and manipulation. Over the years, Jolani has
In-Depth Analysis of the Syrian Conflict: Minority Groups, HTS, Uighurs, and More Syria's ongoing conflict has evolved into one of the most complex and multi-dimensional wars in modern history. From sectarian divides to the involvement of foreign fighters and shifting allegiances, the Syrian conflict touches on a range
A Glimpse into the Current State of Syria's Revolutions and Resilience As we enter another week, it’s important to take a step back and reflect on the ongoing events around the world. Syria, a country that has been the epicenter of both tragedy and triumph for over