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The article points to signs of a shift in mood and narrative within American society regarding the Palestinian and Israeli issue, especially after the Gaza war. A broader discussion has begun around international law and human rights in the media, universities, and American politics. The election victories of Arab and Muslim candidates, such as Zahran Mamdani and Abdulrahman Al-Sayyed, reflect deeper changes, making it possible for American society to hear the Arab narrative and ask new questions. The article emphasizes the importance of Arabs taking the initiative to build the Arab narrative within American society by supporting research and engaging in communication in their language, aiming for greater balance in American policies and bringing perspectives closer together—even though a complete transformation is not expected overnight.
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