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Middle Eastern-Americans

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Middle Easterners are one of the fastest growing immigrant groups in America. While the size of the overall immigrant population (legal and illegal) has tripled since 1970, the number of immigrants from the Middle East has grown more than seven-fold, from fewer than 200,000 in 1970 to nearly 1.5 million in 2000. Source: Center for Middle Eastern Studies
Center for Middle Eastern Studies
Organization established to provide information on the Middle East
Middle Eastern Americans
Middle Eastern American Resources. General Information. SURF the World Wide Web on the internet. Electronic Journals. READ an article from an electronic journal
Arab AmericansArab-Americans
Arab Americans constitute an ethnicity made up of several waves of immigrants from 22 Arab countries, stretching from Morocco in the west to Oman in the east. Although a highly diverse ethnic group, Arab-Americans descend from a heritage that represents common linguistic, cultural, and political traditions. Source:
Wikipedia
Arab-American & Muslim-American Publications
Arab American newspapers & Magazines  in the US.  Arab American community outreach
Arab- Americans-Wikipedia
Informational Site
Islamic Calendar
View an Islamic calendar along with information on Islam
Islamic World
Islamic Educational Institution Sites- Links to Islamic websites
Muslim Americans and Islam in the U.S.
Key Internet Sites- US State Department Links list Prepared by Kansai American Center Reference Service
Egyptian Americans
"Egyptian Americans
are Americans of Egyptian ancestry, first-generation Egyptian immigrants, or descendants of Egyptians who immigrated to the United States. A large community of Egyptian Americans is located in northeastern Virginia and the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Other Egyptian American communities are concentrated in Jersey City, New Jersey, Steinway in Queens, New York, and Detroit, Michigan. According to the 2000 U.S. Census, 142,832 Americans are of Egyptian descent." Source: Wikipedia
ARCE DC -- home
On this website, we have gathered some useful information for current and future American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) members and friends. ...
Egyptian Americans
Background information on Egyptian Americans
The Alliance of Egyptian Americans Website -
Links to information on Egyptian Americans
 AEAMISR.ORG - First ...
Promoting Democracy ? Attaining Social Justice ? Achieving Sustainable Development ....
Consul General
Link to Egyptian Consul

Egyptian American Organizations
List of Egyptian American Organizations

Egyptian Americans - Wikipedia,  
Information and articles about Egyptian Americans
Egyptian Americans History Summary  
Egyptian
Americans Guide. Get the complete Egyptian Americans Multiculturalism Guide
Jewish AmericansJewish Americans
"American Jews, also known as Jewish Americans, are Americans who are also Jews. Population estimates vary; most surveys, the majority of which treat "Jewish" as a religious group, range from 5.2 million[1] to 6.4 million, [2] The population of ethnically Jewish people in the United States is not certain. Nonetheless, the overall Jewish population of the United States either the largest or second-largest in the world after Israel. The American Jewish community is composed mostly of Ashkenazi Jews,[6] but there are also Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews, along with other Jewish ethnic divisions, encompassing a wide range of spiritual beliefs, from the ultra-Orthodox Haredi communities to Jews who are entirely secular." Source: Answer. com
American Jews-Wikipedia
Informational Site
Jewish American  Answer. com
Informational Site
Jewish American History
Information concerning how Jews contributed to American culture...
Jewish and Jewish American Resources
Information and links on Jewish American culture.
Jewish Studies: A Guide to Internet Resources
The University of Delaware  Guide to Internet Resources.
North American Jewish Data Bank
Links to sites that deal with American Jews
Lebanese Americans
"There are about 3 million people of Lebanese descent in America today.  This is a significant number compared to the 3.5 million who still live in Lebanon.  And it helps to explain the interest in all things Phoenician and Lebanese in the USA" Source: Lebanese-Americans
Lebanese-Americans
Information on Lebanese American
Lebanese Americans, Information, Photos
Information on Lebanese Americans
National Alliance of Lebanese Americans (NALA)
About NALA, editorials, form for membership, information on Lebanon, links.
Lebanese Americans, Lebanese American Society, LAS-UF
Roster of Lebanese Americans Currently in Public Service & Political Life.
Prominent Lebanese Americans - AMALID.COM
A Lebanese Pride Page: Famous Americans of Lebanese origin.
USCFL - The 300 Most Prominent Lebanese Americans
 a Free Lebanon is a grassroots lobbying organization dedicated to educating the American public about Lebanon'

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