Overview
"Al Quds Al Arabi", an independent daily Arabic newspaper, founded in London in April / May 1989.
Printed at the same time in London, New York and Frankfurt, and is distributed in the Middle East and North Africa, Europe and America. The paper followers in the website daily on the Internet, hundreds of thousands from all over the world. The newspaper gained an Arab and international reputation, due to the dissemination of accurate news and objective coverage of events, and deep analysis of Arab and global issues, relying on a group of reporters and writers discerning. The newspaper continues its evolution over the past few months, where he joined the crew of a new group of editors and reporters competent and prominent writers. The newspaper is keen to communicate with their readers, and publish their comments and views on the copied pages of paper and on its website and "Facebook" and "Twitter."

The idea of Al Quds Al-Arabi Palestinian project, the days of the PLO and the uprising, and the declaration of a Palestinian state in 1988, where the owners of the Jerusalem local newspaper decided to issue an international edition and choose Abdel Bari Atwan to be the editor-in-chief, from here he felt that this newspaper will be a real media leap , as determined from the first day to be different, not a system newspaper , but Al-Arab newspaper.

The first half or so of the paper is devoted to political news from around the world, with a focus on what it terms Arab affairs. The paper has also sections devoted to cultural news and other miscellaneous items, as well as business (2 pages) and sports sections (1 page). The paper devotes three pages to op-ed writing, divided into what it calls ‎‎ "The Al Quds Pulpit" (a forum for reader submission), ‎‎ "Orbits" (or trends), and "Opinion". The paper devotes more space to opinion and less space to business news and sports.

Editor in chief: Sana Aloul