Christians in middle east
Haifa resident arrested after vandalizing church, spitting on police officer
Dean Mor admitted to the charges against him, but claimed that he had felt threatened both at the church and by the officer at the police station.
Lebanese Forces chief welcomes JD Vance’s support for Lebanon’s Christian community
Patriarch Theophilos III, Trump to discuss protection of Christians, freedom of worship
PremiumPremium'I refuse to hide my cross': Jerusalem's Christians describe a climate of fear
Britain commissions review of Christian persecution worldwide
Some 215 million Christians worldwide faced persecution for their faith last year, it said.
WATCH: IDF wishes merry Christmas to Christian tourists in Bethlehem
Lieutenant Colonel Moshe Avi joins Christmas convoy from Jerusalem to the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem.
Photo Essay: Christmas in the Holy Land
Christian pilgrims and tourists are visiting Christianity’s holiest sites, especially in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Nazareth.
Iraqi Christians celebrate hopeful Christmas after defeat of ISIS
Across the region, Christmas appeared to come and go without the terrorism of previous years.
Christians flock to Holy Land sites for Christmas festivities
Israel has welcomed an estimated 150,000 Christians for the festive season, according to the Tourism Ministry, with many opting to join the celebrations in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Nazareth.
Thousands flock to Bethlehem for Christmas Eve
Beginning in the morning Bethlehem’s preparations for Christmas Eve were set in motion as barricades and checkpoints were put up around the old port of the city leading to Manger Square.
Merry Christmas
Turkish Christians are also facing oppression by their government. And in Iraq, the Christian population has been nearly wiped out.
The history of celebrating Christmas in ancient Greek Catholic villages
Each year ahead of Christmas, villagers deck the streets with vivid displays of color, in a bid not only to celebrate the holiday but also in hopes of attracting tourists.
A dangerous Christmas for Iran's Christians
On December 17, the United Nations approved a resolution which rejected Iran’s continuing rights violations against women.
Israel and the Great Emasculation
We can call the devaluation of manly courage and its knock-on effects in the West the “Great Emasculation.”
