All Palestinian Christians want for Christmas is to return
This Christmas, I will be celebrating in Bethlehem thinking about every Palestinian who would have loved to do the same but couldn't reach the city of Jesus because of Israel's occupation
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This Christmas, I will be celebrating in Bethlehem thinking about every Palestinian who would have loved to do the same but couldn't reach the city of Jesus because of Israel's occupation
Though a minority in a city with a majority of Jews and Muslims, Christians have a long history in Israel’s capital.
In 1948, Jerusalem's 31,000 Christians represented 20 per cent of the population. Now they number 10,000. Above: Church leaders attend the lighting of a Christmas tree last weekend.
It is concerning that religious organisations who claim to care about Christianity worldwide remain silent about the present and future of Christianity in Palestine
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