The Holy Land
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American Pilgrim Witness
What changed our minds were the many limitations on human rights imposed on the Palestinians, a kind of segregation reminiscent of the worst 1950's style of segregation in our own country.
Christians and Churches of the Holy Land
Palestinian Christians, the "forgotten faithful," are Arabic-speakers who belong to the Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant communities. They are considered "forgotten" because most Christians in the West are unaware of their existence.
Joys of Jerusalem at Christmas
So in the spirit and hope of the Blessed Season here is our annual list of 10 Jerusalem Joys.
Christian Emigration from the Holy Land
Christian emigration from the Holy Land is not a new story. From the late 19th century, Christian families seeking greater economic opportunity, freedom of social and religious expression and political stability have left the region to establish ...
Easter in Palestine
Why not learn about all the things the "people without a land" have done for the "land without people"?
Christian Voices from the Holy Land
Father Elias Chacour, parish priest of Ibillin, Israel described the destruction in 1953 by the Israeli military of Biram, his family's village in Palestine.
Neither Side Can Have It All
It has taken 50 years for Israel and the Palestinians to get to this simple fundamental point of mutual recognition of each other's existence.
The Status of Jerusalem: Legal Aspects
The legal aspects related to the Jerusalem question are numerous, very complex, and deeply rooted in historical, religious and political factors.
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