At a time when peace and hope seem impossible, Christians from the Holy Land bring us words of comfort – perhaps the most honest, authentic, and hopeful message of its time – and a call to all people to work for justice.
On Christmas Eve, latest headlines from Gaza, the West Bank/East Jerusalem, Israel, and beyond.
In a dramatic escalation of its public diplomacy efforts in the United States, the Israeli government has quietly inked at least $10 million in new contracts with three American firms to reshape public opinion around its ongoing military campaign in Gaza.
Israel exploits the religious beliefs of millions of American Christians, fostering a certain flavor of fanaticism to empower a doomsday cult in a twisted effort to serve the interests of this increasingly genocidal apartheid state.
The Church at the Crossroads event aims to showcase a counterweight to traditionally pro-Zionist Christian churches.
Two of Gaza City’s churches are in areas where Israel has ordered Palestinians to leave before a planned attack.
As Israel continues its assault on Gaza, US conservatives are taking special note of one form of Israeli belligerence: attacks on Christians in the Holy Land.
Palestinians trying to access Christianity’s holiest sites in the Old City of Jerusalem this Easter face restrictions and hostility from Israel
As Israel’s massacre carries on apace, we connect for a brief moment with the Christian community in Gaza.
Journalist Jeremy Loffredo visits the Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City, where a community of Armenian Christians dating back to the 4th century face displacement at the hands of a shadowy Israeli corporation called Xana Capital and the violent settlers it uses as hired muscle.