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
Pilgrims flock to Jerusalem to celebrate Easter
Orthodox Christians waving palm fronds and branches, mark their Palm Sunday at Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Churches and municipality in game of chicken: ‘Who will swerve first?’
‘We have no one influential to talk to in the government,’ church insider says
Increase in January pilgrimages to the Holy Land
Improved visa process has been a boon for Israel.
Christians plant trees in Israel on Tu Bishvat
Israel365 helps evangelicals fortify West Bank settlements.
1 in 12 Christians worldwide persecuted, report shows
Palestinian worshipers face enormous amount of pressure
Jerusalem’s Christian communities feel anxiety in ‘testing’ times
Christian communities are increasingly worried about extremists who want to make the Jewish state one that is solely for Jews.
Celebrating Christmas in the war-torn Middle East
The holiday offers little escape throughout the region and has been politicized in the Palestinian territories.
In Pictures: See how the Middle East celebrates Christmas
There might not be any snow, but that doesn't stop the Christians of the Middle East from celebrating in their own way.
Muslim countries on high security alert ahead of Christmas
History of holiday attacks augmented by religious tensions over Trump's decision to move embassy to Jerusalem.
After ISIS, Christmas returns to Northern Iraq
The last Christmas mass in the city was held in 2013.