Conference In Greece sponsored by the Lausanne Initiative for Reconciliation in Israel/Palestine brings hope.

8th grade student from Nazareth currently in the USA writes about a Christian Arab who is dedicating his retirement years to serving Muslim refugees in Virginia

Yohanna Katanacho imagines that Jesus is giving a talk at the Paris International Conference.

Response to Pastor’s Hagee’s attack on President Obama for not using the US veto privilege to block the UN resolution that condemned Israeli settlements in the West bank.

Yohanna Katanacho compares between the trip from Nazareth to Bethlehem in the first and twenty first centuries. Katanacho is the Academic Dean at Nazareth Evangelical College and professor of Biblical Studies at Bethlehem Bible College. He lives in Nazareth and continually commute to Bethlehem

"Christian schools and religious education in Israel" Symposium was held in Jerusalem. The symposium was organized by the Center for Jewish-Christian relations together with the Jerusalem Institute for Political Research.

The Palestinians situation gives no grounds for any optimism whatsoever: They are physically fragmented, occupied, exiled, and powerless. In fact the balance of power at every level: military, economic, scientific, and technological is totally lopsided against them... Their “friends” in the Arab world are worse than their enemies; their leadership is pathetic, if not outright collaborationist; Israel effectively carries out its oppressive policies with full impunity, and the support of the world’s only superpower which promises to punish those who attempt to support them in any meaningful way.
Are there any signs of hope for Palestinians? I believe there are such signs..

This past Wednesday, I heard the voices of thousands of Israeli and Palestinian Muslim, Jewish and Christian mothers crying out for a better future, for another way, for an end to violence, bloodshed, and terror. We raised our voices in Arabic, Hebrew and English singing....

Whosoever shall humble himself shall be exalted - The story of Suheil Madanat, the new leader of Jordanian Baptists