Christians in middle east
Patriarch Theophilos III, Trump to discuss protection of Christians, freedom of worship
The Patriarch will also be making an official visit to Greece and an expected visit to Russia in the coming week as part of this broader effort to support Christian communities.
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Jordan eyes tourism bonanza in expansion of Jesus' baptism site
A six-year $300 million project for a 'tourist city' next to the World Heritage site aims to attract five times as many visitors as the current 200,000.
Iraqi Christians want a stronger state and weaker militias - opinion
Post-2003 Iraq is a vivid proof that the rule of a Shia government will not ameliorate the life of Mesopotamian Christians who have been traumatized under the reign of al-Qaeda.
Israel's Christians struggle to maintain their presence in the Holy Land
Father Rafic Nahra: Christian denominations in Israel need to work together
Assad claims Israel aims to displace Christians across region - report
"The displacement of Christians is a main goal," Bashar al-Assad said.
Persecuted Christians in Mideast have much to teach the Western Church
Robert Nicholson: While the West is materially strong, it is spiritually weak.
On This Day: 1,500 Palestinians slain in Karantina massacre 46 years ago
The massacre of the Palestinian inhabitants of Karantina by Christian Lebanese militias was part of the Lebanese Civil War and triggered a reprisal at Damour.
Jerusalem church leader says Israeli extremists threaten Christian presence in city
The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem accuses radical Israeli groups of threatening the presence of Christians in the holy city, while Israeli officials say reality on the ground is different.
Where is the threat to Christians in Israel? - opinion
There are indeed threats to the Christian presence here, perhaps the greatest one is emigration.
Iranian Christians receive prison sentence for 'sectarian activities'
They were sentenced by the Revolutionary Court in Karaj, northern Iran after being convicted of "engaging in propoganda against the Islamic regime."
Iranian Christians receive prison sentence for 'sectarian activities'
They were sentenced by the Revolutionary Court in Karaj, northern Iran after being convicted of "engaging in propaganda against the Islamic regime."