In this conversation, Myriam Charabaty, a Lebanese Christian activist and journalist known for her work on Middle Eastern identity and politics, discusses her background and her journey towards activism and journalism. She explores the complex relationship between Christianity and Islam in the Middle East, emphasising their shared values and the historical context of their coexistence. Myriam critiques Western influence on Arab identity and the implications of Zionism, arguing that the true enemy is not religion but imperialism and hegemony. She highlights the current state of Christianity in the Arab world, the challenges it faces, and the need for a unified Arab identity to resist external pressures. The chat concludes with reflections on the future of Christianity in the region and the importance of understanding the nuances of Middle Eastern identity.

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Life as an Arab Christian in the Middle East