With escalating violence in Israel, ministries face a "sad and scary" situation.

By Stan Guthrie, Christianity Today, Sep 19, 2001

American Christians Join With Jordanian Christians And Muslims At Candlelight Service In Amman

By Dan Wooding, Assist Ministries, Sep 17

A member in the Christian Peacemaker Team in Hebron writes about Palestinians feeling sympathy with Americans after the terrorist attacks.

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They are in a state of shock and disbelief over terror in New York and Washington

By Dan Wooding in Amman, Assist Ministries, Jordan

The land that spawned the Nazis finds itself with the fastest growing Jewish population, in percentage terms, in the world.

By Chad Groening, Agape Press, September 14, 2001

"Amidst all the pain and injustice that we have been living through the past year, we condemn all terrorist crimes that dehumanize and perpetrate evil"

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The open letter to the American people explains the inappropriate reactions of some Palestinians and emphasises that all Palestinian factions, including Hamas, have denounced this act terror in the USA

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Ranaa and Tamar are activisits in Musalaha, a ministry of reconciliation between Arabs and Jews in Israel. They will tour in Denmark for one month and speak to people about Musalaha and how Christ can bring Arabs and Jews together

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Pastor Jim Congdon of Topeka Bible Church: "There has never been a better time for Christians to visit Israel. Israelis are very appreciative of those who do choose to visit."

By Bill Sharman, Special to ASSIST News Service