Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Oli London on October 7: 'If you are silent, you are complicit'
On his eighth visit to Israel, the British commentator and author tells 'The Jerusalem Post' how faith reshaped his worldview and why he believes anti-Israel activism masks antisemitism.
'A beacon of tolerance': Holy Fire ceremony marked in Jerusalem's Old City
Jerusalem’s Palm Sunday and the asymmetry of moral judgment - opinion
When faith meets security: Understanding the Palm Sunday incident amid the Iran war - editorial
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
Prayers answered: Christianity's holiest site reopens
"It's one of the holiest sites for our religion and we prayed very hard these last three days that things would change and it would be open for us to be able to go in."
Church of Holy Sepulchre reopens after decision to halt tax collection
A statement issued by Christian leaders in Jerusalem said the church would reopen on Wednesday morning.
Jerusalem halts taxes that led to closure of Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Will the Church of the Holy Sepulchre reopen?
WATCH: Islamic leader supports Church of the Holy Sepulchre in protest
Tuesday is the third day that the church's doors are closed.
Church of Holy Sepulchre issue being used to clobber Israel
Although the doors to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre have been closed in past, Safadi said the church was closed “for the first time in over 1,000 years."
EU hopes for 'quick solution' to Jerusalem church closure
Church leaders said the holy site, a popular stop for pilgrims and where many Christians believe Jesus was crucified and buried, would remain closed until further notice.
WATCH: Pilgrims face closed doors at Church of the Holy Sepulchre
"We came here all the way from Chicago, ten thousand miles, hoping to see where Christ died and we were so disappointed," says upset tourist.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre closes over municipality's tax demands
“We... are following with great concern the systematic campaign against the Churches and the Christian community in the Holy Land, in flagrant violation of the existing Status Quo.”
Researchers date discovery of Christ's tomb in Jerusalem to Roman era
Analyzing gypsum mortar connecting that slab to the bedrock allowed them to determine its age, dating it to 335-345 AD.
