Christians in middle east
Lebanese Forces chief welcomes JD Vance’s support for Lebanon’s Christian community
In recent years the Christian community has been split between some who supported Hezbollah and some who oppose Hezbollah.
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
WATCH: Israel Police arrest man for attacking nun near King David's Tomb
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.
Christian evangelist murdered in southeast Turkey
His death has sparked fears among the local Christian population that they are being targeted.
My Hero, Shimon Peres
I have been honored to have Shimon Peres serve as the International Chairman of the Friends of Zion Heritage Center and traveled the world advocating peace with him.
Iran arrests Christian for not properly wearing hijab after assault
Fatemeh Mohammadi was arrested after a woman harassed her because of her dress code and injured her in the face.
Iran’s regime arrests 8 Christians, sending them to solitary confinement
The arrest of the eight Christians was first reported on Friday by Article 18, an organization that promotes religious freedom and supports Iran's repressed Christians.
Holy Sepulchre plans first renovation in generations
Various sects connected to the historic Jerusalem church, fraught with long-standing conflict, have agreed that renovations are necessary at the site where many believe Jesus was buried.
Iran shuts down church, removes cross
The church was located in the city of Tabriz in northwestern Iran and belonged to the Assyrian Presbyterian community.
