Abe Demmaj, Adel El-Huni & Angela Eifert invited a few of their friends and supporters to celebrate the opening of the new business that was destroyed during the killing of George Floyd..

Lawrenceof Arabia, we all watched it in the theatre as we ate our popcorn and drank ourFavorite soft drinks. We consumed the myth of the charismatic British Armyofficer T. E Lawrence (played by PeterO’Toole).

How Trump is changing the American intervention in the Arab Weorld

Privateand Public Universities, liberals and non-liberals, governments andnon-governments, politicians, and non-politicians, Arabs, and none Arabs, Muslimsand Muslims, Zionists and Zionists, Trump and Biden, Republicans and Democrats, the whole world isganging on the Palestinians, not just since October 7. Still, the war onPalestinians started almost 100 years ago, when Europe tried to get ready ofthe Jews, the Balfour Declaration moving them away. Hitler Nazim, exterminatethem, among others unwanted elements of the society to the Nakba in 48 whereZionits gangsters and terrorist groups launched its genocidal war against thenative Palestinians. Where their ethnic cleansing false claim people withoutland being settled on land without people. All my life I was fed the narrative of lookingat the Palestinians, Palestine, as the Occupied people and Occupiedterritories, and land, .

“I’m in love with Yemeni coffee and on a mission to share it with the world.”Hatem Al-Eidaroos, Co-Founder

The Wedge Co-op in Minneapolis has banned its workers from displayingany political symbol of support for Palestine or anti-war in Gaza. Someemployees are complaining that they have been sent home for wearing freePalestine or the Palestinian flag signs. The wedge informed its workers thatinstead, they could register a formal complaint or fill out a customer card.

Last Saturday, thousands of Americans rallied across the country in one of the biggestanti-Trump protests in his second term. People with their signs and chantsmarched through streets, public squares, parks, and to the capitols. InMinnesota​,where I live, over 80,000 people gathered at the state capitol in St. Paul,where one of the main speakers, Amy Klobuchar, who supported the Genocide inGaza, blocked Senator Sanders’s resolution to stop sending weapons to Israel.The protests were widely covered by major media and amplified across socialmedia, with the unifying theme: “Hands Off.” But hands off what, exactly?

Rafat was indiscriminate with brutal honesty,which made him safe and his tails were the talk of the town; however, his storiesmelted away like morning dews, making room for new tails. Rafat became a villagemyth and folk hero, where villagersblamed and contributed lots of stories to him, things he had never said or done.Refat cleansed and mudded the village’s morality fabrics and formed theircollective memories. Refatwas tolerated by the villagers for his venerability and powerlessness. However,he was a mirror of the village’s vices and values, reflecting uncomfortabletruths. It takes a village to raise an idiot, but the real tragedy? Unlike the olddays when people in the village could ignore their fools, in modern days, we don’thave that luxury.