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Visitors take a walk during a polluted day at Tiananmen Square in Beijing on Jan. 15, 2015.Kim Kyung-Hoon鈥擱eutersBy Emily Rauhala / BeijingJanuary 15, 2015 4:30 AM ESTDeep down, Beijing knew it was coming. But against all odds, the 21 million residents of Chi
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By Yasmeen SerhanUpdated: November 1, 2023 1:09 PM EDT | Originally published: October 31, 2023 11:21 AM EDTIn the weeks since Israel s
reebok uffered the deadliest attack in its history, U.S. President Joe Biden has pledged his unfettered support to the country and its people. President Biden loves Israel, loves the Israeli people, and has our back, Amir Tibon, an Israeli journalist who survived Hamass Oct. 7 massacre, said following a meeting with the president earlier this month.Not everyone feels the same. Back in the U.S., Palestinian and Arab Americans have expressed outrage over Bidens resp
adidas campus onse to Israels bombardment of Gaza, which has killed more than 8,000 people, more than a quarter of them children. The first national poll of Arab Americans since the war in Gaza began shows how deep that sense of betrayal goes, with only 17% of Arab American voters saying they will vote for Biden in 2024鈥攁 staggering drop from 59% in 2020. This is the most dramatic shift over the shortest period of time that Ive ever seen, James Zogby, the founder and president of the Arab American Institute, which released the poll on Tuesday, tells TIME.The damage isnt limited to Biden: Just 23% of Arab Americans identify with the Democratic Party, marking the first time a majority did not claim to prefer the Democrats since th
adidas originals e institute began tracking party identification in 1996. Those identifying as Independents rose to 31%, the highest its ever been. The poll was conducted between Oct. 23 and Oct
