Second Arab News Today

black homeless man. it happened on a new york city subway train after the man became unruly. potentially demanding an arrest. senior correspondent laura ingl is in new york life. hello, laura. >> reporter: shannah kothera many questions about what led u to the moments we have seen on that cell phone video of the chokehold with reports that someone said there was a weapon involved. now we have just obtained dispatch audio of when the nypd response to 911 calls referencing a gun and send...

Summary of the Week 154: 1, Qinuyi Island is now accessible. 2, The quest "Stranger on the Dock" is completed. 3, The quest "The Legend of the Dark Elf King" started. 4, The first floor of the Sealed Palace is now accessible, 5, Added Earth Golems on...

Summary of the Week 154: 1, Qinuyi Island is now accessible. 2, The quest "Stranger on the Dock" is completed. 3, The quest "The Legend of the Dark Elf King" started. 4, The first floor of the Sealed Palace is now accessible, 5, Added Earth Golems on...

Qatar assumed yesterday the presidency of the 42nd Council of Arab Ministers of Social Affairs. Assistant Undersecretary for Social Affairs in the...

Qatar assumed yesterday the presidency of the 42nd Council of Arab Ministers of Social Affairs. Assistant Undersecretary for Social Affairs in the...

With global media discussing implications of what Meghan's revelations mean for the future of the Windsor family, it is worth looking back at the last time England faced humiliation of this kind

Prime Minister Winston Churchill labeled Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, as such. Heres What You Need to Know: King Abdullah of Transjordan called his political foe Haj Amin "a devil straight from hell." Like all Palestinians and most Arabs, Haj Amin al-Hussaini not only looked forward to an Axis Pact victory in World War II but also saw it as a means of defeating what he believed was a joint British-Jewish conspiracy to foist an Israelite homeland on the Middle East that w...

Mohammad Abu Maizar Born in the city of Hebron in 1936, growing up in Jerusalem, Abu Maizar (“Abu Hatim”) pursued university studies in Cairo. He joined the Arab Socialist Baath Party in 1951, then the Palestinian National Liberation Movement (Fatah) in 1962. Subsequently he moved between Libya, Algeria (where he met Khalil al-Wazir “Abu Jihad” and Ernesto “Che” Guevara), France, Damascus, Lebanon, and Jordan. In Paris he o...