Arabic
Should we still learn foreign languages? - opinion
Artificial intelligence is quietly challenging one of education’s oldest assumptions. For thousands of years, if you wanted to understand other people, you had to learn their language.
Herut Davidson on Arabic, social media, and bridge-building across the Middle East
UK-based Sky News Group ends venture with UAE's International Media Investments
Israel shares country's Muslim education statistics, notes female population's progress
The Arabic movie returns
"We will show movies from a range of genres,” says cinematheque manager Roni Mahadav-Levin. “They will enable the audience to see some of the diverse cinematic work coming from our region.”
Hiding in plain sight
Matti Friedman’s latest work delves into the history of the Mizrahi Jewish immigrants who infiltrated Arab communities to spy and gather intelligence.
The dire consequences of rewriting Western-Muslim history
Voices from the Arab Press: The face of the airport, the face of a nation
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world
Voices from the Arab Press: The right of return shall prevail
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
A democratic nation state of the Jewish people
The new law does not erode a single right or protection of any minority. It actually reaffirms Israel’s commitment to minority groups.
Arab mayor petitions High Court of Justice
The petition from Mayor Morsi Abu Mukh is the latest in a series of legal actions that Arab and Druze citizens are taking to challenge the controversial law.
In response to Nation-State Law: Mass Arabic class held in Tel Aviv
“I will keep talking in Arabic until my last day.”
Making history: first Arab woman appointed dean at Hebrew University
She is the first Arab woman to be appointed dean at the Hebrew University, and may well be the only Arab woman to serve as dean at any university in Israel.
Learning Arabic along the light rail
The posters that introduced an Arabic word at each station, which were displayed for a week, were part of the light rail’s “Arabic Language Week.”
