A group of senior Christian clergymen Wednesday refused to undergo humilating security checks at Ben-Gurion Airport and returned to Jerusalem, where they held a press conference to condemn Israel for mistreating them.
The group included Butros Mualem of the Greek Catholic Church in the Galilee, Munib Yunan, the Lutheran Bishop of Jerusalem, Riyah Abu al Assal, Bishop of the Anglican Church in Jerusalem, and Elias Shakour, president of Mar Elias College in Galilee and author of bestseller "Blood Brothers"
By Jerusalem Post, Oct 24, 2002
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TOP STORIES \ Oct 26, 2002
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ISRAEL \ Oct 25, 2002
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Earlier this week, a Christian stabbed a Druze to death, both involved in drugs. After the funeral, a group of men attacked homes and cars of Christian residents and ten people were injured.
Many Christians in Galilee feel that they live in danger with no protection.
Special For Come and See, Oct 25, 2002
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PALESTINE \ Oct 23, 2002
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Bob May is a United Methodist Missionary in the Bethlehem Area. He runs a web site with many photos and stories of what he sees.
He writes a story about the relation between Israeli Settlers in the West Bank and the Local Farming community.
"It's this blatant disregard for the law and the shameless lack of human respect for Palestinians that continues to astonish me. You wouldn't believe the things I see".
Bob May, Bethlehem, Oct 22, 2002
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ISRAEL \ Oct 22, 2002
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FEATURES \ Oct 20, 2002
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A group of thirty-four youth leaders, both from Israel and Palestinian areas, traveled to Turkey for renewal, retreat and training in youth ministry and reconciliation.
This initiative was born out of Musalaha's networking within the youth ministries of the Palestinian Christian and Israeli Messianic communities, and a recognition of the need for more training in this area
by Evan Thomas, Musalaha staff and participants, Special For Come and See, Oct 18
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OTHER \ Oct 20, 2002
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"Holy Land: Christians in Peril," by French filmmaker Pierre Rehov features increasing persecution of Christian Arabs at hands of Muslims
WorldNetDaily, Oct 18, 2002
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OTHER \ Oct 20, 2002
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At the meeting's convention hall, booths featuring pro-Israeli and anti-Palestinian literature nearly outnumbered those selling devotional books and music.
The group still found room for two Mormons -- Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Rep. Ernest Istook (R-Okla.) -- among the more than 15 members of Congress to address the coalition. All were Republicans.
By Robert Marus, The Associated Baptist Press, Oct 18, 2002
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JORDAN \ Oct 17, 2002
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Under a final ruling from the Supreme Court of Jordan seven months ago, Qandah was ordered to give up custody of her children to be raised as Muslims. Rooted in the dictates of Islamic law, the decision was based on her Christian husband?s alleged conversion to Islam three years before his death
by Compass Direct, October 15, 2002



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