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Meet the Arab fashion brand supporting women through menswear - Vimarsana News

Meet the Arab fashion brand supporting women through menswear

DUBAI: While Arab womenswear designers continue to take the international fashion scene and celebrity red carpets by storm, menswear is still a work in progress. Understanding the need to fill the gap in the market, cousins Abla and Raneen Kawar launched ARAK, creating unique designs for men and also shining a spotlight on Arab culture.  With sustainability and community at the forefront of the brand’s ethos, ARAK is a social enterprise, empowering local women and preserving their fading culture. Here, the duo discusses their label, fusing fashion with technology, and why showcasing Middle...

Why Israeli-Arabs Support This Candidate in Upcoming Elections - Vimarsana News

Why Israeli-Arabs Support This Candidate in Upcoming Elections

Mar 14, 2021 While Arab citizens of Israel have traditionally supported candidates from their own community, the tide appears to be shifting. By Yakir Benzion, United With Israel A poll released over the weekend by the Israel Democracy Institute showed that almost one-third of Israeli-Arabs want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to continue as prime minister, Channel 12 reported. That statistic may reflect the trend among Arab citizens of Israel to view themselves more as part of the active fabric of Israeli society, as opposed to a separate entity within it. This year, Netanyahu is actively...

What's behind the rising crime rate among Israel's Arabs - Business - Vimarsana News

What's behind the rising crime rate among Israel's Arabs - Business

Follow Feb. 14, 2021 Two statistics illustrate the problems facing Israeli Arabs today. The one that is better known, and has been accompanied by a major public debate, is the high levels of crime. The other is the number of young Arabs who have neither a job or are in school, and that has gotten little attention. It should be getting more because the two phenomena are directly connected, says Dr. Nasreen Hadad Haj-Yahya, director of the Arab-Jewish Relations Program at the Israel Democracy Institute. She has been studying what is known as NEET, an acronym economists use that stands for Not i...