Christians in middle east
Lebanon's Christians face mounting hostility as sectarian divisions deepen
“The sentiment is ‘If you are not 100% with 'us,' then you must be 100% with 'them,'’ Help The Persecuted CEO Joshua Youssef explained.
Lebanese priest’s murder sparks sectarian outrage, calls to deport Syrians
Haifa resident arrested after vandalizing church, spitting on police officer
Lebanese Forces chief welcomes JD Vance’s support for Lebanon’s Christian community
Iran’s regime arrests 8 Christians, sending them to solitary confinement
The arrest of the eight Christians was first reported on Friday by Article 18, an organization that promotes religious freedom and supports Iran's repressed Christians.
Holy Sepulchre plans first renovation in generations
Various sects connected to the historic Jerusalem church, fraught with long-standing conflict, have agreed that renovations are necessary at the site where many believe Jesus was buried.
Iran shuts down church, removes cross
The church was located in the city of Tabriz in northwestern Iran and belonged to the Assyrian Presbyterian community.
Christian leaders: Palestinian Authority must investigate church attacks
“We pray in solidarity with this church and for the repentance of the aggressors,” the organization said in its statement.
Gunmen attack Christians near Ramallah after dispute involving PA official
According to some eyewitnesses, the gunmen who ran amok in Jifna were Fatah activists from the Al-Am'ari refugee camp.
Easter, Good Friday celebrated in Jerusalem - watch
The ceremonial lighting of the "holy fire" took place at the historic church.
Ancient Christian manuscripts digitized at monastery beneath Mount Sinai
The monastery lies at the foot of Mount Sinai, by tradition the site where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Iran’s furtive occupation of Iraq’s Christian communities
Will the Middle East’s shattered Christian villages, towns and cities somehow retain their religious and cultural heritage – which dates back to the first century?
Fr. Hampartzoum of the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem passes away
His last position was that of Chief Dragoman, the word means translator and was bestowed on those who could speak Arabic, Turkish, and Persian. As well as European languages.
Lending a helping hand to strangers and sojourners
Why was the Government Christian Forum discontinued?
