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
A dangerous Christmas for Iran's Christians
On December 17, the United Nations approved a resolution which rejected Iran’s continuing rights violations against women.
Israel and the Great Emasculation
We can call the devaluation of manly courage and its knock-on effects in the West the “Great Emasculation.”
Massachusetts bishop apologizes for false allegations about IDF
Harris admitted on August 9 that she did not personally witness the events she had described to her fellow bishops at the convention.
At religious summit, pope decries 'murderous indifference' in Mideast
A special mention was made of the need for peace in Jerusalem, which the pope called "the holy city beloved of God and wounded by men."
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Delving into the ‘different, but familiar’
Now celebrating its 10th year, Jewish National Fund’s Faculty Fellowship program provides American educators with an authentic Israel experience
Franciscan clergyman assaulted in Bethlehem
Two unidentified men harassed a group of tourists entering the holy site.
Cardinal to Saudi Arabia: Christians should not be second-class citizens
"All religions are faced with two dangers: terrorism and ignorance."
Presenting an Israel for everyone
The Jewish National Fund's interfaith mission demonstrates Israel is a place for all.
‘Rise Nineveh’: Christians in Iraq celebrate Assyrian New Year and Easter
The Easter holiday and Palm Sunday celebrations across Nineveh and in Mosul and Duhok seem to show a drive for reconstruction and energy being put in to the post-ISIS future.
