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The Kafir Syndrome
I have lately noticed a certain trend among Muslims which both befuddles and angers. It befuddles, because of the great ignorance and hypocrisy it breeds uncontrollably. It angers, because the...
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The 4th Annual Kurdish Youth Festival Will Shine The Spotlight On The Next...
From the Kurdish Youth Festival Committee: Kurdish Youth in Diaspora Will Explore Their Identity through Competitions, Shows, Festivities and Intellectual Endeavors during Three Unforgettable Days in...
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A Conversation With Amir Ahmad Nasr: On the Arab uprisings, his new book and...
You may know Amir Ahmad Nasr by his blog, the Sudanese thinker, where he used to write under a pseudonym. In 2011, the blogger made waves when he finally emerged from anonymity and put a name to the...
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Youth Music and Sexuality Project Debuts in Haifa
Challenging arts and cultural projects have long been an important part of Palestinian society’s reflection on its past and steadfast movement forward. A new such multi-media music, arts and cultural...
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Back In My Day…
I cannot help but wonder about our differences between every age gap. The word “generation” is somewhat meaningless now. A generation is said to be every 25 to 30 years, or so I’ve been taught, which...
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Once Upon a Burqa: From Niqab to Disbelief
Around three years ago I enthusiastically logged into Mideastyouth.com to blog about my new found spiritual enlightenment; a nineteen year old me had decided to wear the niqab – or known commonly as...
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Finding Che In the Middle East
Havana Cafe in Abu Dhabi. There’s a restaurant called Havana in almost every major city in the Middle East. Travel to Beirut, and you can munch on Turkish taquitos in a French colonial...
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New updates to Mideast Tunes’ apps!
Mideast Tunes is getting better with each month. Two weeks ago, we launched “Listening Rooms” – allowing you to discover new music while sharing a room with others discovering the same songs as you....
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A Brief History of Falafel: Palestinian and Israeli Nationality In a...
A famous postcard from Israel, sold at most tourist and souvenir shops, depicts a large falafel sandwich against a black background. A miniature Israeli flag sticks prominently on top and the words,...
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Launching the redesigned Listening Rooms on Mideast Tunes
About a year ago, we were wondering what might be a fun and engaging way to discover new tracks on Mideast Tunes, apart from the random player option on the frontpage. With over 1,000 bands and...
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The Psychological Foundings Of Suicide Bombers: A Palestinian Approach !!
In early 1998, I was asked by a Palestinian “friend” if I can do an “academic” research for a Palestinian “Human Rights” organization about the suicide bombers. They were looking for an “academician”...
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