Both Hospitals run by the Anglican Church (in Jerusalem and in Nablus in the West Bank) are facing great pressure and difficulties because of the political situation
Anglican Journal,March 2001
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JORDAN \\ March 14, 2001
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U.S state department report claims that Jordan practises some restrictions on freedom of religion including prohobition on any incouragment of conversion to Christianity and lack of recognition of some Christian denominationsBy Alia Shukri Hamzeh, Jordan Times, 9-10 March, 2001 -
ISRAEL \\ March 12, 2001 3263 reads
Israeli Troops prevented Latin Patriarch from attending a service in the west bank.
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TOP STORIES \\ March 09, 2001 3556 reads
Cash-strapped churches struggle to help Intifada's Christian victims The tourism slump left thousands jobless with nowhere to turn
By Darren Fisher, Haaretz, 9-th March, 2001
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PERSIAN GULF \\ March 09, 2001 3854 reads
Iran's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei talks openly about Jesus Christ and Iranian leaders express their willingness to support new textbooks for Muslim and Christian schoolchildren, as well as a joint history of both religions. Christianity Today,By Jonathan Luxmoore, 8th March,2001
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PERSIAN GULF \\ March 09, 2001 3213 reads
Victory for reformists in Iran:A new law grants unmarried women the right to study abroad. BBC online,8th,March,2001
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EGYPT \\ March 09, 2001 3426 reads
Egyptian security officers with armored vehicles and a bulldozer destroyed a building planned to be used by Copts for Sunday school. March 08, 2001
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SYRIA \\ March 08, 2001 4901 reads
Pope John Paul II is expected to be the first pope to enter a mosque when he visits Syria in May.A joint Christian-Muslim prayer is planned afterwards outside the mosque
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ISRAEL \\ March 07, 2001 3313 reads
New immigrant soldiers are asking to use the New Testament instead of the Jewish Bible during their induction as soldiers.
Ha?aretz 6th March,2001
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