For some 40 years, government officials have convinced Arab Americans to be patient and wait their turn to be included in the US Census.

The strongest force pushing for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not coming from the Arab world or the Arab American community — it is coming from the Jewish community.

In August 1990, days after Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait — and months before the American-led coalition forced a withdrawal — the Palestinian leadership supported the dictator, severely wounding its cause internationally.

US President Joe Biden’s decision to remove sanctions imposed by former President Donald Trump on International Criminal Court (ICC) officials is a significant reinforcement of his promise to seek a fair and lasting peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.

Although a Gallup poll released last week shows that slightly more than a majority of Americans support Palestinian statehood, claims that the survey reflects rising backing for their rights are exaggerated.

US President Joe Biden’s move to oppose the decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate potential war crimes in the Occupied Territories jeopardizes all of the promises he has given and actions he has taken to empower Arab Americans.