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Recent survey finds strong support for sometimes conflicting agendas, but also many believers who are still “not sure” what to advocate for.

Amid Israel-Hamas War, Local Christians Seek Righteous Ang...... | News & Reporting - Vimarsana News

Amid Israel-Hamas War, Local Christians Seek Righteous Ang...... | News & Reporting

As terrorism leads to thousands of deaths, Palestinian evangelicals and Messianic Jews share astonishment, grief, and prayer for peace and justice.

Why West Bank violence between Israelis and Palestinians rages on despite US mediation - Vimarsana News

Why West Bank violence between Israelis and Palestinians rages on despite US mediation

AMMAN: Persistent clashes in the West Bank between Palestinians and Israeli settlers have forced the international community to intervene. But talks in Jordan between senior Israeli and Palestinian security officials appear to have done little to ease tensions or halt hostilities. During a summit in Jordan’s resort town of Aqaba on Sunday, Israeli and the Palestinian officials

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Established in the Ottoman era, Western-birthed educational institutions continue to play a leading role in shaping the public discourse of Israel’s Palestinian citizens.

Netanyahu hopes rise as Arab bloc splits ahead of Israeli poll - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu hopes rise as Arab bloc splits ahead of Israeli poll

AMMAN: A bloc of Arab parties has split ahead of Israel’s November elections — a move that could dilute the minority’s political influence and strengthen former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hopes of a return to power. The Arab nationalist Balad party will run separately from the other two parties in the Joint List in the general election. The Nov. 1 poll is expected to