Christians in middle east
No plan, director, or strategy: Israel's hasbara breakdown and how it can be saved - analysis
The collapse of Israel’s public diplomacy is now a national security threat – but it can still be fixed.
Iran's Pezeshkian says republic won’t bow to external demands as domestic unrest resurfaces
Bennett: 'Chickens***' Tucker Carlson landed in Israel, faked harassment, 'whined,' and left
Grapevine, January 16, 2026: Christian ‘Who’s Who’ in Israel
Pope Francis holds historic meeting with Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric
Francis’s meeting in the holy southern city of Najaf, during a whirlwind and risky tour of Iraq, marked the first time a pope has met with such a senior Shi’ite cleric.
Tonight is Christmas – and the Israel Museum has a special display
The museum reveals a rare Eugolia token, believed to have been a souvenir for early Christians during their pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
Pope Francis to make risky trip to Iraq in early March
A Vatican source said one of the aims of the trip was to comfort Christians who, amid wars and conflicts, have been forced to flee from Iraq and other Middle Eastern countries.
Former Christian clerics denounce annexation plans
“The Holy Land is on fire, in a situation of war, and needs to be restored to its holiness,” the clerics wrote.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre to re-open Sunday following extended closure
The church was forced to close its doors to the public in late March due to the coronavirus lockdown.
‘Preaching about Jesus is who we are, we’re Christians,’ says God TV
Missionary channel chief says Christians are called to spread the Gospel around the world, says God TV seeks to have Jews believe Jesus is the messiah, not convert them
US Congressman Abraham visits eastern Syria to see Christians and Kurds
Abraham met with SDF General Abdi and Christian defense forces and saw key areas such as Raqqa and Tel Tamr.
Protestant ministers visit Israel to learn about bond with Israel
“I want to pray for Israel, but I always doubt how to do it. Now I have more words to pray,”
Are Iran’s Christian converts at greater risk after Soleimani’s demise?
On January 3, the United States eliminated Soleimani, a powerful figure who coordinated the Iranian proxy militias responsible for mayhem and violence across the Middle East.
Iran continues to persecute Christians in violation of international law
Although Iran's constitution nominally protects religious minorities, ex-Muslim converts are afforded no such protection and are considered enemies of the state.
