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The last 30 days
1,408reports translated
63%first to report
59 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
2%opinion and analysis
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Alarab's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Arab press. On the police, Netanyahu, the Knesset, Eisenkot and Likud its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,402 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Alarab had it
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Culture · 11h agoPalestinian Birds Symbolize Faith and Divine CareBirds in Palestine are presented as living symbols of faith and divine care, echoing biblical narratives and Jesus's teachings. Various species, still present today, are interpreted as reminders of God's attention to all creation, encouraging trust and freedom from anxiety. Early Church Fathers also saw birds as manifestations of divine wisdom, and their continued presence in Palestine serves as a spiritual lesson. The article emphasizes that protecting these birds is a moral responsibility, reflecting a hope that, like birds finding their way, resilience and faith can prevail amidst challenges.Culture · 15h agoSt. George's Day in Lod: Faith as Resistance Against ErasureLod is celebrating the feast of St. George on November 16th, reinterpreting the saint's story as a metaphor for resisting erasure and maintaining identity in the face of displacement and political challenges. The celebration highlights the city's historical continuity and the importance of memory as a form of resistance since the 1948 Nakba. The event also underscores interfaith coexistence, emphasizing mutual respect and shared rights among the city's diverse population. The article calls for faith and heroism to be expressed through daily acts of conscience, defending human dignity and rejecting injustice.Culture · 16h agoIsrael's Nature Reserves See Large Crowds During Bird Migration SeasonIsrael's Hula and Crocodile Stream nature reserves are experiencing large crowds due to high public interest in natural sites during the bird migration season. The Hula Reserve is a key stopover for migratory birds, featuring a lake, marshes, and a large buffalo herd. The Crocodile Stream Reserve offers water scenery and historical Roman-era structures. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority reported the congestion but did not release specific visitor numbers.Culture · 2d agoJordanian Village's Evolution Chronicled in Al-Zayoud's Novel 'Es'eid'Mohammed Abdel Karim Al-Zayoud's novel "Es'eid" details the transformation of a Jordanian village into a city between the 1950s and 1980s. The story follows the village's growth, the impact of industrialization like a petroleum refinery, and societal changes including education and migration. It also touches on regional conflicts and the relationship between Jordanian and Palestinian peoples.Culture · 2d agoAl-Qasimi Complex Hosts Annual Forum on Arabic Language, Thought, and CultureThe Al-Qasimi Complex for Arabic Language and Literature held its second annual "Arabic Language, Thought, and Culture" forum, gathering academics and students from Israel and abroad. The event featured lectures and workshops on various Arabic studies topics, including a session where students presented research papers for potential publication. Participants underscored the importance of fostering the Arab community's intellectual voice and knowledge production.Culture · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomTwo Sakhnin Academic College Researchers Named Among World's Top 2% ScientistsTwo researchers from the Academic College of Sakhnin, Professor Fadia Nasser Abu-Hijleh and Professor Dorrit Ravid, have been recognized among the world's top 2% of scientists for 2026 by the Stanford/Elsevier ranking. The list, updated in October 2026, is based on citation data from Scopus. Professor Abu-Hijleh is recognized for her work in education and assessment, while Professor Ravid is noted for her contributions to linguistics and language acquisition. This achievement underscores the college's research excellence and international standing.Culture · 2d agoIsraeli Arab Woman Earns Doctorate in Psychology from University of HaifaDr. Amani Saadi Darawsheh has obtained a doctorate in psychology from the University of Haifa, focusing her research on the role of rhythm in language comprehension. Her dissertation explored the relationship between rhythm and prediction during silent reading. Darawsheh also holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the same university and has presented research internationally. Beyond academia, she works as a clinical psychologist for the Ministry of Health and in private practice, specializing in child and family therapy.Culture · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIKEA Introduces Autumn Collection to Refresh Home DecorIKEA has released a new autumn collection featuring earthy tones and rich textures to enhance home decor for the season. The collection includes items like cups, a chest of drawers, a vase, a scented candle, pillow covers, and serving sets, with prices ranging from 19 ILS to 895 ILS. The stores' operating hours and locations across Israel are also provided.Culture · 2d agoChristmas Play 'Meaningless Treasures' Tours Northern Israel in December 2026The First Christian Scouts of Shfaram will present their Christmas play "Meaningless Treasures" in five locations across northern Israel from December 6 to December 20, 2026. The production features 16 actors, a live band, and special appearances by artists Nancy Hawwa and Lutf Nuwayser. The play aims to replicate the success of its previous season, which was met with full audiences. Tickets are available online.Culture · 3d agoPoetry Collection Explores Nation, Womanhood, and LanguageA critical review of Rania Fouad Marjiya's poetry collection, "The Homeland is a Woman Walking in Language," highlights its exploration of the homeland as a female entity and the role of language in preserving identity. The book dedicates itself to dialogue, understanding, and the transformative power of women. Poems address themes of memory, coexistence, human suffering, and intellectual responsibility, offering a humanistic perspective on Palestinian experiences and advocating for empathy and remembrance.Culture · 4d agoUmm Al-Fahm Community Center Expands Educational and Social Programs for Women and GirlsThe Umm Al-Fahm Community Center's Parenthood and Family Department is expanding its educational and social programs for women and girls. Initiatives include the Noor Al-Bayan Quran Academy, a competition for elementary students, and a life skills group for teenage girls. The department also organized a trip to Jerusalem for women and honored two female medical graduates who had previously memorized the Quran. These efforts aim to empower women and girls and strengthen the community.Culture · 5d agoRamla Municipality Honors Writers Rania Marjiya and Nadia ZaqoutThe Ramla Municipality honored writers Rania Marjiya and Nadia Zaqout for their literary contributions and new books. Marjiya was recognized for "The Homeland, A Woman Walking in Language," and Zaqout for "Everything is Temporary." The event, attended by local officials, celebrated Ramla's cultural scene and the role of literature in society. Certificates of appreciation were presented to the writers.Culture · 5d agoLocal Memories Transformed into Stage Productions by Hyis CouncilThe Hyis Council for Culture and Arts, with Ro'ut Kenner Theater Company, is producing "Stories of the Neighborhood," a community theater project that turns local residents' memories into live Arabic performances. The initiative, which has already seen a premiere in Kafr Yasif, is touring several Arab towns, including Tayibe and Arraba. The project aims to foster pride and belonging by showcasing community heritage and personal stories.Culture · 6d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsraeli Channel 13 Suspends Eyal Berkovich After Heated ArgumentIsraeli Channel 13 suspended media personality Eyal Berkovich after a heated argument with journalist Lucy Ahrish during election coverage. The dispute arose when Ahrish called another broadcaster's remarks racist, and Berkovich responded with a comment that angered her. The channel postponed an interview with Berkovich to calm the situation, and he later admitted his remark was inappropriate.Culture · 7d agoEducational Conferences' Impact Questioned Amidst Rising EventsEducational conferences in Israel are increasing, focusing on innovation and AI, but their actual impact on teaching and learning is questioned due to a lack of data on outcomes and costs. Research suggests effective professional development requires practical application and follow-up, not just lectures. The article highlights the urgency for Arab schools facing significant educational gaps, calling for conferences to provide practical solutions and measurable results. Key recommendations include implementing executive plans, involving practitioners, focusing on practical application, and measuring impact on students.Culture · 8d agoArab Community Forum Honors Educator with Book Documenting Father's LifeA delegation from the "Azotna" Forum visited Dr. Taha Ahmed Mustafa Emara in Kafr Kanna and honored him with his book, "Witness to an Era." The book documents the life of his late father, Haj Ahmed Emara Abu Taha. The visit highlighted the importance of preserving family and community history. Dr. Emara was praised for his efforts in documenting his father's legacy for future generations.Culture · 9d agoVivian Silver Award Presented to Amal-Tikva Co-FoundersThe 2026 Vivian Silver Award was presented to Gadeer Sabat-Qart and Meredith Rothbart, co-founders of Amal-Tikva, in Tel Aviv on Wednesday. The award, established in memory of peace activist Vivian Silver, recognizes their work in civil society and peacebuilding. Silver's son, Yonatan Zeigen, spoke about continuing her legacy, while the recipients emphasized that peace is built gradually through societal change. Amal-Tikva has supported over 80 civil society organizations and hundreds of leaders.Culture · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomUmm al-Fahm Chess Academy Holds Inaugural Puzzle CompetitionThe Umm al-Fahm Community Center Chess Academy hosted its first chess puzzle-solving competition for 24 students, aiming to develop their skills for national and international events. Dr. Baz Einat, President of the German Chess Congress, attended, praising the students and presenting awards. The academy is also preparing students for upcoming tournaments in Kfar Saba and plans a local competition by year-end.Culture · 10d ago · also in 2 newsroomsJerusalem Opens First Public Pool in East Jerusalem With $20 Million InvestmentJerusalem has inaugurated its first public swimming pool in East Jerusalem as part of a new community sports center in Beit Hanina, with an investment of approximately $20 million. The facility, named the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Community Sports Center, offers advanced sports and recreational amenities for residents. The project, a collaboration between municipal bodies and foundations, aims to enhance quality of life and create local employment opportunities.Culture · 10d agoMeaningless Treasures Christmas Play Tours Northern IsraelThe First Christian Scouts of Shfaram will present their Christmas play, "Meaningless Treasures," on a five-day tour in Northern Israel during December 2026. The musical drama, which received acclaim last season, tells the story of a wealthy businessman learning a Christmas lesson. The production features 16 actors, a live band, and special guest artist Nancy Hawwa, with performances scheduled in Ma'alot Tarshiha, Karmiel, Nazareth, and Yagur.Culture · 11d agoTribute to Ismet Al-Alam, a Dedicated Social and Cultural ActivistThis is a tribute to Ismet Al-Alam, a social and cultural activist from Kafr Manda who died on July 7, 2024. She was known for her extensive support of writers and artists and for initiating cultural events. The author shares personal memories of Al-Alam, highlighting her dedication to fostering cultural life and encouraging creators. Her passing is remembered as a significant loss to the community.Culture · 11d agoRemembering Ismet Al-Alam, a Dedicated Social and Cultural ActivistThe article remembers Ismet Al-Alam, a social and cultural activist from Kafr Manda who died on July 7, 2024. Known for her extensive community involvement and support for artists and writers, Al-Alam initiated and participated in numerous cultural events. The author, Naji Daher, shares personal memories of her dedication to fostering cultural life and her belief in collective responsibility for societal progress. Her efforts to encourage and celebrate genuine achievements are highlighted as a lasting legacy.Culture · 13d agoKfar Qara Hosts "Fairouz in the Country" Concert to Rousing SuccessThe Kfar Qara Cultural Palace hosted a highly successful theatrical music concert, "Fairouz in the Country," for the Tarshiha Band for Arabic Music, attracting over 600 attendees. The event, fully funded by the Ministry of Culture and organized by the Kfar Qara Municipality, celebrated the legacy of singer Fairouz. The concert featured artists Shaden Qanboura and Anan Abu Hatoum, with musical direction by Maestro Hossam Al-Hayek, and was praised for its artistic integration and emotional resonance.Culture · 13d agoRosh HaNikra Grottoes: Sea Caves Shaped by WavesThe Rosh HaNikra grottoes on Israel's northern coast feature natural sea caves and tunnels formed by wave erosion on limestone cliffs. These formations, including a rock known as "Elephant Rock," are accessible via pathways and a cable car, offering educational and scenic experiences. Visitors should verify access due to seasonal and security considerations.Culture · 14d agoNew Cultural Forum Launched in NazarethA new cultural forum named "Abu Al-Tayyib Cultural Forum" was established in Nazareth on October 31, 2026. The forum, founded by Amer Yezbek, will meet monthly to discuss a designated social or cultural issue each month, inviting specialists to present and members to engage in discussion. Participants stated the forum aims to enrich the cultural scene rather than compete with existing organizations.Culture · 14d ago · also in 1 newsroomVeteran Artist Samir Hafez Tannous, 'Nightingale of the Galilee,' Dies at 86Veteran artist Samir Hafez Tannous, known as 'The Nightingale of the Galilee,' died in Eilaboun at age 86. He is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren. His funeral will be held on Sunday, November 1, 2026, with condolences accepted for three days following.Culture · 14d agoKafr Manda School Elects Student Council for 2026-2027 Academic YearAl-Zaytun Elementary School in Kafr Manda elected its student council for the 2026-2027 academic year with participation from all students in grades 1-6. The week-long process involved campaigning, debates, and voting, with students using AI for their election materials. The Student Council President was elected president, Yafa Abdul Halim first vice president, Qamar Alam second vice president, and Mohammed Sabri Alam secretary.Culture · 15d agoPoem Celebrates the Village of 'AblinA poem by Zuhair Du'aim celebrates his hometown of 'Ablin, expressing profound love and pride for the village. The verses describe 'Ablin's beauty, its mountainous location, and the happiness it brings to its residents. The poem also recalls community celebrations and wishes for the village's continued prosperity and fulfillment of dreams.Culture · 16d agoEilat Underwater Observatory Offers Immersive Red Sea ExperienceThe Underwater Observatory Park in Eilat, Israel, provides an immersive Red Sea experience with attractions like the Middle East's largest aquarium, a six-meter deep marine observatory, and a 3D "Aqua Dome" film. Visitors can also take behind-the-scenes tours and a glass-bottom boat trip. Advance booking is recommended for popular tours.Culture · 16d agoJerusalem National Library Hosts 100 Special Needs ChildrenThe National Library in Jerusalem welcomed around 100 students with special needs from East Jerusalem schools for an interactive cultural event. The visit, part of a Special Needs Week festival, included guided tours and a sensory workshop tailored to the students' needs. The library aims to foster cultural accessibility and inclusivity, with ongoing programs for special education students.More from Alarab