Posts filed under 'Arab Societies'
21 February 2008
UPDATE: NOMINATE AMMAN & TUNIS!
Only the most nominated cities would make it on the list of the “World Edition”. I already nominated the already listed 3 Arab cities thinking that any new nomination I would make would have no shot at making it on the list since there are only 8 days left for the […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Entertainment, Palestine, Religion |
07 February 2008
I really hope that every caring person would consider donating any amount they’re planning to spend on any luxury item they wish to buy (no matter how small) for the people of Gaza, for them to get essential items that might save their lives. Gazans who are living under harsh siege conditions, and are not […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Charity & Human Aid, Palestine |
04 February 2008
Would someone please explain to me what the hell are we doing? letting people simply die without giving any damn! have we become THAT coldblooded?
To hell with the boring speeches, to hell with the stupid conferences, to hell with the useless summits, to hell with the protests!
Gazans are starving, and what are we doing? nothing […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Charity & Human Aid, Palestine |
01 February 2008
So it’s been snowing in many Middle Eastern countries in the past couple of weeks. God I miss snow! It’s been around 5 years since I last saw snow in real life.
Snow actually triggers some of the sweetest memories for me. It reminds me of moments so dear to my heart that sometimes I could […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Jordan, Just Personal |
22 January 2008
Anyone out there?
His brother in a Gaza hospital is holding a manual pump for fear of another blackout that will stop his breaching. (Rueters)… The Angry ArabĀ
The lives of premature babies being cared for at Gaza’s hospitals are threatened if incubators can’t be powered. (Wissam Nassar/MaanImages)… EI
When you grow up, you will know that Israeli […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Charity & Human Aid, Media, International, Palestine |
15 January 2008
Bush’s visit to the Middle East is perfectly showing the world where Bush stands concerning each and every Arab country, and is proving -yet again- how unfair and unjust his statements, decisions, and most importantly his actions have been and continue to be regarding the region.
But still, one way or the other, Bush is made […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Media, International, Palestine |
15 November 2007
“After the big success of Al Kasaba International Film Festival 2006, Al Kasaba Theatre and Cinematheque in Ramallah is pleased to announce its International Film Festival II, which will take place on November 17-30, 2007.
Al Kasaba International Film Festival was organized under the tremendous political, economic, and social pressures that have become routine for the […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Media, International, Palestine |
09 November 2007
[picture edited by Odai Nemri]
2 years since the horrible terrorist attacks on Amman, Jordan. Today is one of those days in which you find yourself speechless. Being away, remembering all those we watched get awfully killed from a distance, I can’t even imagine how others, who are in Amman, and even worse, those, who lost […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Jordan, Media, International |
15 October 2007
In our part of the world environment has definitely witnessed a lot of changes, negative ones, due to global warming, WAR, and the annoying ignorance of many Arabs.
One can still see people throwing garbage out their car windows; a study showed that Arabs alone throw away around 25 billion plastic bags on daily basis! one […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Media, International, Nature & Environment, Tunisia |
13 September 2007
Today is the first day of the Holy Month of Ramadan. I wish all Muslims of the world a happy and blessed month.
Ramadan always has this special thing about it. Other than the spiritual side of it; witnessing more and more Muslims becoming more aware of their religion, and seeing them actually have fun while […]
Posted in Arab Societies, Entertainment, Media, International, Religion, Tunisia |