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Israel attacks 600-year-old monastery in South Lebanon a day before Christmas Eve - Vimarsana News

Israel attacks 600-year-old monastery in South Lebanon a day before Christmas Eve

The attacks on Deir Mimas Monastery, Holy Family Parish, and Porphyrius Church highlight a disregard for the sanctity of religious spaces by the apartheid regime, and the lives of those who seek refuge within their walls.

In Jerusalem's Christian Quarter, 'it doesn't even feel like Christmas' | Occupied East Jerusalem News - Vimarsana News

In Jerusalem's Christian Quarter, 'it doesn't even feel like Christmas' | Occupied East Jerusalem News

Jerusalem’s Christians describe a bleak Christmas season as they pray for the people of Gaza instead of celebrating.

War on Gaza: Christian community fears extinction as 'genocidal campaign' continues - Vimarsana News

War on Gaza: Christian community fears extinction as 'genocidal campaign' continues

Palestinian Christians say there are only 800 of them left in Gaza due to Israel’s intensive bombing campaign which has killed more than 19,000 since 7 October

Convent in Gaza Uninhabitable After Taking Fire; Residents Take Refuge in Parish Church - Vimarsana News

Convent in Gaza Uninhabitable After Taking Fire; Residents Take Refuge in Parish Church

Doctors on site are trying to treat the injured with every means available, but without being able to reach a hospital, some people are at risk of dying.

Churches in Israel, West Bank cancel Christmas celebrations due to war - Vimarsana News

Churches in Israel, West Bank cancel Christmas celebrations due to war

The parade is a rollicking annual march that begins at Mary’s Well in Nazareth — next to a bustling Christmas market — and continues down Paul VI Street.

Source: jpost.com