Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Lebanon celebrated Palm Sunday at Lebanon churches despite the struggles and dire conditions they face on a daily basis.
The celebrations reflect both feelings of joy and safety as well as the heartbreak of displacement.
Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Lebanon celebrated Palm Sunday at Lebanon churches despite the struggles and dire conditions they face on a daily basis.
The celebrations reflect both feelings of joy and safety as well as the heartbreak of displacement.
Lebanese Americans ar among the most eight succesful cultural group on the US Overview The earliest immigrants from the Eastern Mediterranean were generally lumped together under the common rubric of Syrian-Lebanese, and it is consequently difficult to separate the number of ethnic Lebanese immigrants from […]
Famous chef and restaurateur Mario Batali, aided by a team of US Navy SEALs, is cooking the final State Dinner of the Obama administration. As it turns out, Batali was handpicked for this occasion by First Lady Michele Obama herself. As Batali himself has remarked, […]
RIYADH — In Saudi Arabia, a group of women are preparing an unusual event to mark International Women’s Day — a campaign to highlight the changing role and economic potential of women in the deeply conservative Islamic kingdom. Saudi Arabia is well known as the world’s […]
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