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Latest IssueIssue No. 5 | September 2026
NYC Arab Post — September Issue
Thousands of Yemenis face uncertainty after TPS termination, New York remembers 9/11 — 25 years later, Back to School, UN General Assembly 81st session, free legal aid for immigrants, National Night Out, and more.

Issue No. 4 | August 2026
NYC Arab Post — August Issue
Spain crowned 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions, Mayor joins Sail4th 250 International Parade of Sail, U.S. Citizenship Test tips, NYC Bus Service improvements, and more.

Issue No. 3 | July 2026
NYC Arab Post — July Issue
Mayor Mamdani honors 2026 NBA Champion Knicks at City Hall, Key U.S. Immigration Updates, Future Stars Soccer Summer Program in Staten Island, Arab Community Summer events & more.

Issue No. 2 | June 2026
NYC Arab Post — June Issue
Eid Prayer brings the Muslim community together in the Heart of New York. Plus: FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets, U.S. Citizenship Test continued, immigration updates & more.

Issue No. 1 | May 2026
NYC Arab Post — May Issue
Inaugural issue covering local community news, immigration rights, U.S. Citizenship Test (100 questions), World Cup 2026 preparations & more.

Issue No. 5
September 2026
September 2026 issue of NYC Arab Post featuring community news, local updates, immigration information, education, health, business, and important stories for the Arab-American community.

Issue No. 3
July 2026
NYC Arab Post July 2026 — New York Mayor Honors 2026 NBA Champion Knicks at City Hall, Key U.S. Immigration Updates June 2026, Future Stars Soccer Summer Program for children in Staten Island, Arab Community Summer events & more.
Issue No. 1
May 2026
The inaugural issue of NYC Arab Post — Issue No. 1, May 2026. Featuring top local stories including the Mamdani Administration's $24M Brooklyn project, family-owned business initiatives, U.S. Citizenship Test questions, ICE vs. CBP explainer, and the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 in New York.
