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Emeritus Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: Alan Gray
Kimberly Jones is a global nomad with a special interest in the Middle East and North Africa. She grew up in Saudi Arabia and traveled throughout the MENA growing deeply attached to the people and the culture.
According to the New York Times, 'one Israeli official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the delicate diplomacy involved, warned that the implications of punitive cuts in Egypt's aid could go far beyond the issue of Israeli-Egypti
Dictators put on different facads. Some of the dictators in Africa and the Middle East in the last few years clearly fall into the category of 'Monster at Large.'
The humanitarian crisis is urgent, with 7 million Syrians needing humanitarian support, but preserving the rich history is more than just an art project.
An impacting piece of the story focuses on two owners (husband and wife) of the Majda Cafe just outside of Jerusalem in the Judean Hills, (otherwise known as a remaining part of Palestine).
For movie goers: an Azerbaijani film production company premiered their new release: Doğma Torpaq, translates from the Azerbaijan language to "Motherland" (Native Land).