Pilgrim
Iraqi Airways to resume Iran flights in October after securing US exemption
The announcement follows Reuters reporting on Monday that the Trump administration was set to grant a one-month US Treasury waiver allowing Iraqi Airways to fly between Iran and Najaf.
Russia spreads AI fakes claiming Jews are being paid to settle in Ukraine
The way to Jerusalem: A modern-day pilgrimage in the land’s ‘diverse embrace’
Egypt unearths Mamluk-era pilgrim’s inn belonging to lost city along historic Sinai trade route
Philippine rebels kill most wanted Islamist militant in country
The rebels are waiting for government to set up a new Muslim autonomous government in the south.
March of the Living to focus on post-survivor period
2015 marks the twenty seventh March of the Living, in which students from more than forty five countries around the globe make a pilgrimage to some of Europe's most infamous concentration camps.
Pilgrims’ progress
Two institutions, the unusual French baron who built them, and the extraordinary people running them.
Terra Incognita: The neo-pilgrim of Palestine
The modern pilgrim to the Middle East carves out a pilgrimage trail – in order to present the story of Palestinians to the western world.
Spring time in Ein Karem by the spring
The charming village is an orchard studded with historic churches, picturesque houses, quaint restaurants.
God’s role in the peace process
Religious leaders can forge the way towards mutual respect for "the other."
Millions converge on Mecca
Around 3 million Muslim pilgrims from the world over perform haj on last day of the pilgrimage, celebrated with the Id al-Adha holiday.
A peace of Vatican in the center of Jerusalem
Notre Dame cathedral is the right place for pilgrims who cannot subsist solely on spiritual sustenance and architectural delights.
