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  • Even Santa Clause would need a visa and travel permit if he was a Palestinian

  • Fears mount for Christians in Gaza

  • For Palestinians, celebrating Christmas is an act of resistance

  • Forbidden Pilgrimage

  • Former Jerusalem archbishop: How long will Catholics keep ignoring the suffering of Palestinians?

  • Gaza's Christian minority: The hidden victims of Israel's occupation

  • Gaza's Christians hold 'baptism under fire' with fears Palestinian children will not survive Israel's onslaught

  • Gaza’s Christians stand their ground despite heavy bombardment

  • Greek Orthodox Church decries 'extremist' takeover of hostel in occupied East Jerusalem

  • In Gaza, Christian and Muslim Palestinians celebrate Christmas together

  • In the face of erasure, Jerusalem's Armenian community celebrates a sombre Christmas

  • Iraqi Christians terrified of new regional war in Middle East, says archbishop

  • Israel plans to expand national park onto Christian holy sites in East Jerusalem

  • Israel responds to the Heads of Churches: your accusations are baseless and risk fueling violence

  • Israel reverses ban, letting Gaza Christians visit Christmas sites

  • Israel's Christians horrified by hate crimes in Jerusalem

  • Israeli journalist poses as Christian monk to investigate Jewish extremist harassment

  • Jerusalem Catholic leader: Israeli and Palestinian doctors united against COVID-19

  • Jerusalem Christian priest hospitalised after attack by Israeli settlers

  • Jerusalem church leader says Israeli extremists threaten Christian presence in city

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