Hadani Ditmars is the author of Dancing in the No Fly Zone: a Woman's Journey Through Iraq. A former editor at New Internationalist, she has been reporting from the Middle East for two decades.
In a groundbreaking case, a coalition of lawyers, citizens and activists are suing the Canadian government for violating the Genocide Convention amid Gaza war
We speak to UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, targeted by pro-Israel groups for condemning Gaza's war, as she receives backing from Jewish organisations
This year's Vancouver International Film Festival showcases stories from Lebanon and Iran, featuring a lineup of documentaries, short films, and feature films
It has been over three weeks since students started setting up encampments in Canada. The New Arab speaks to some of them about their activism experiences.
The MENA film festival's 5th anniversary at the Vancouver International Film Festival platforms the unheard, transcends stereotypes, and shifts narratives.
This year's Palm Springs International Film Festival is dominated by a wealth of cinema from MENA, from familial trauma to vignettes of the human spirit.
Opinion: Hadani Ditmars reflects on how poetry and verse might help Canadians reconcile the national ideal of a multicultural haven with the reality of apartheid.
As Youssef tours the US with his new one man show, based on his life story, his journey into new genres reflects a personal and as well as societal shift.
