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“Viewpoint with James Zogby” is a weekly TV interview program on politics and foreign policy, featuring in-depth discussions of current events and topics that matter to the Arab American community. The program ran for several years as "A Capital View" on the Arab Network of America (ANA) before moving to Abu Dhabi Television, where it enjoyed a global audience. Presently, the program is produced in partnership with New York University and taped at NYU’s Constance Milstein & Family Academic Center in Washington DC. The show has won an award at the Cairo Radio/Television Festival.
Dr. James J. Zogby is President and Co-Founder of the Arab American Institute in Washington, DC. His weekly column, “Washington Watch,” is published in 16 countries, and he frequently appears on national and international media as an expert guest on the Arab American community and Middle East affairs. He has authored several books, including the highly-acclaimed 2010 book, “Arab Voices: What They Are Saying to Us, and Why it Matters,” and conducts extensive polling across the Middle East with Zogby Research Services.
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by James J. Zogby The tragic and deeply disturbing events in Charlottesville last week provoked a debate as old as America, itself. Our nation watched as a motley collection of bigots descended on that town, ostensibly to "save" the statues of their Confederate heroes. Some were armed, and many chanted...
Washington Watch: Senate Bill 720: Making It a Crime to Support Palestinian Human Rights
by James J. Zogby It is fascinating to watch some US senators tripping over themselves as they attempt to defend their support for or opposition to proposed legislation that would make it a federal crime to support the international campaign to Boycott, Divest, or Sanction (BDS) Israel for its continued...
by James J. Zogby Immigration is a personal matter for me, as it is for many Americans. Unless you are a Native American descendant of the indigenous peoples who were displaced by the settlers who first came to this country, or an African American descendant of those who were brought...
by James J. Zogby During the past century, Arab Americans have faced significant obstacles on the way to securing our place in the political mainstream—from pervasive media-projected negative stereotypes to the political pressures used by some groups to deny us a seat at the table. In addition to these external...
