Christians in middle east
Grapevine, January 16, 2026: Christian ‘Who’s Who’ in Israel
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Netanyahu discusses Middle East geopolitics, Iran threat in Dr. Phil interview
When faith comes under fire: How Iran’s repression of religious minorities has increased
Lutheran Christian leaders praised Hamas violence against Israel, investigation finds
Christians will stand with Jews so they are not alone - opinion
Pastors and rabbis stand together on Capitol Hill
Turkey arrests 25 suspects over church shooting - minister
The two main suspects were foreign nationals, one from Tajikistan and the other Russian, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said previously.
'No strings attached': In response to ‘Uncovering Christian missionary efforts’ - opinion
The idea that Israeli soldiers are so weak that they’ll sell their souls for a helmet is an insult to the intelligence of the IDF.
Christian combat soldier sacrifices life for Israel: Sgt.-Maj. Urija Bayer
Sergeant-Major (Sgt.-Maj.) Urija Bayer was a Christian combat soldier in the IDF who lost his life in battle on Sunday. He was proud to serve in the IDF and defend Israel.
Christians supporting Israel and the Jewish people - opinion
Christians around the world stand against antisemitism in rallies and embrace the bond that they share with Jewish people.
Thousands mourning in Christian town in Iraq after wedding hall fire
The fire happened in a Christian town that has been recovering since the war on ISIS. ISIS expelled Christians from Mosul, Nineveh, and Christian towns like Hamdaniya.
Tourism Ministry convenes to address harassment of Jerusalem Christians
The Tourism Ministry-led forum included leaders from across Israel's government and focused on the recent spike in attacks against Christians in the historic Old City.
Concerns grow over rising attacks against Christian sites in Israel
Dozens of incidents, ranging from spitting to vandalism to assault, have been committed by extremist Jews against Christians and their sites this year.
Luxury hotel lease sparks controversy in Jerusalem’s Armenian quarter
Concerns grow over the proposed lease for a luxury hotel in Jerusalem's Armenian Quarter, which could displace residents, businesses, and religious institutions, irrevocably changing the landscape.
From Iranian Muslim to Israeli Christian priest: The life of Daniel Dana
How did Jamshid Hassani, a Shi’ite Muslim born in Iran, become a Christian priest living in Israel, who only recently discovered his Jewish roots?