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Editorial

  • Alt text goes here Egypt: 100 days of personal reporting

    Of all my annual visits to Egypt, the country of my birth, this latest one has been the longest - more than 100 days.

  • Alt text goes here From Nubia, with Love

    For years, I longed to visit the Nubian villages of Upper Egypt, to meet the people, eat local food, shop in their markets, hear traditional Nubian languages, and listen to their music.

  • Alt text goes here My daughter survived Hurricane Irma, but the Caribbean civilization has not been as fortunate

    "You cannot really conceive of how insulting it is to Native Americans to be told they were 'discovered'," said Prof. Ivan Van Sertima testifying on July 7, 1987 before a U.S. Congressional Committee in opposition to recognizing the 500th anniversary of Columbus's "discovery" of the Americas.

  • Alt text goes here Media Release - Canadian Muslim’s Manchester and London Solidarity Messages Ignored by UK High Commission

    (Waterloo, ON, Canada) - Dr. Mohamed Elmasry, a prominent author, scholar and leader in Canada's Muslim community, sent a letter of condolence and anti-terrorism recommendations to Britain's High Commissioner to Canada in Ottawa, following the Manchester concert attack on May 22 and again, following Saturday's multiple terror attacks in London.

  • Alt text goes here "The Occupation of the American Mind" by Zionists

    It is not just the West Bank and Gaza that are occupied by Israel. The occupation is felt as well in North America. That is the thesis of the documentary "The Occupation of the American Mind." After the film was shown at Ottawa's First Unitarian Congregation, Diana Ralph, a leading figure in Jewish Independent Voices, commented that the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs plays a role in Canada similar to that of AIPAC in the United States.