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
Iran’s furtive occupation of Iraq’s Christian communities
Will the Middle East’s shattered Christian villages, towns and cities somehow retain their religious and cultural heritage – which dates back to the first century?
Fr. Hampartzoum of the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem passes away
His last position was that of Chief Dragoman, the word means translator and was bestowed on those who could speak Arabic, Turkish, and Persian. As well as European languages.
Lending a helping hand to strangers and sojourners
Why was the Government Christian Forum discontinued?
Encouraging new season for Christians in Mideast
The media are largely missing this historic development, but it’s worth taking a closer look.
Armenian Church in Holy Land celebrates latest Christmas in the world
The Armenian Christian community in the Holy Land is the only community to celebrate Christmas on January 18 and 19 due to historical differences with other Orthodox denominations.
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.
