An Arab-Jewish Thanksgiving Saudi Gazette, Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013 By RAY HANANIA One of my favorite times in my home is Thanksgiving, the day Americans commemorate the taking of America from the Native Americans, but with a more positive spin… Read More ›
Christians often exploited by Arab dictators By Ray Hanania The civil war in Syria has forced Christians and Christian Arabs to carefully re-examine their often apathetic approach to Middle East politics. Traditionally, Arab World Christians remain aloof from regional and… Read More ›
مجموعات يهودية تناضل ضدّ عنصرية إسرائيل بقلم راي حنانيه Jewish group fights Israeli racism الناصرة هي إحدى المواقع الأكثر قداسة بالنسبة للديانة المسيحية، وهي المكان الذي عاش فيه يسوع المسيح بعد ولادته في بيت لحم. ولكنها معروفة أكثر على أنها… Read More ›
Jewish groups fight Israeli racism Saudi Gazette Sunday August 18, 2013 By Ray Hanania Nazareth is one of the holiest sites in Christianity, where Jesus lived following his birth in Bethlehem. But it is better known as a Christian City… Read More ›
إنقاذ فلسطين : الجزء الأول بقلم راي حنانيه (Saving Palestine Part 1) كغيره من وسائط التواصل الاجتماعي عبر الانترنت، يُعتبر فيسبوك أداة مُبهرة وسيفا ذو حدّين، فيه الجيد والسيّء. فمن جهة يمكن اعتبار فيسبوك وجوجل وتويتر وغيرها من عمالقة التواصل… Read More ›
Video: Backstage at the Israeli-Palestinian Comedy Tour 2008 at the grand re-opening of Spertus College in Chicago with 450 screaming “Heebs and Ayrabs” … and not screaming at each other, either.
An American Memorial Day By Ray Hanania Southwest News-Herald, Friday May 24, 2013 My dad, George, and his brother, Moses (Moussa), enlisted in military service right after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. They wanted to serve together, but the… Read More ›
Israel is 65 and still doesn’t have peace Ray Hanania Saudi Gazette Newspaper Sunday May 4, 2013 People come up to me and ask: “Are you angry Israel is celebrating it’s 65th anniversary as a country this year?” I always… Read More ›
Sacha Baron Cohen’s antics – good or bad? By RAY HANANIA 02/28/2012 JERUSALEM POST — SACHA BARON COHEN could be a far more effective comedian if he did do more humor about his Jewishness, his Israeli heritage and the often… Read More ›
Israeli persecution of Christians trumps persecution by Muslims especially when the criticism is from a rightwing Israel By Ray Hanania — I can’t call Carolyn Glick my “colleague” at the Jerusalem Post, for a lot of professional reasons but mainly… Read More ›
Arabs, Muslims and Americans have too much in common By Ray Hanania — What message should the Arab and Muslim World get from the recent declaration by an obscure and angry Florida cleric who announced plans to burn a Quran… Read More ›
The lynching of American Arab journalist Helen Thomas By Ray Hanania — Helen Thomas has survived attacks from every president of the United States, from Eisenhower to Obama, but alas, the champion of Middle East truth could not stand up… Read More ›
Choice between bikini and berqa is about absence of freedom in Arab World By Ray Hanania — As I always do around this time of year, I pushed aside the Arab-Israeli conflict for a moment to contemplate the more serious… Read More ›
Nadia Hilou, a lone Arab-Israeli Christian voice for families and children By Ray Hanania — In the backdrop of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that dominates everyone’s attention and the news, another fight for the protection of children, families and Christian education… Read More ›
Olmert offers tough words that focus on real Middle East problem By Ray Hanania — Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert had tough words to describe the militant actions of Israeli settlers living on occupied lands in the West Bank… Read More ›
Ray Hanania Columns 
You must be logged in to post a comment.