For some, taking sides is for granted and they are unaware of the tragic consequences their zeal to support the Jews has on the Christians inhabiting the holy land

We need a new paradigm. It is possible to be at once pro-Israel, pro-Palestinian, pro-American, and pro-peace. No matter what people may claim, the game doesn’t have to be zero-sum

President of Bethlehem Bible College reflects on the the current round of violence between Israel and the Gaza Strip

Jack Sara - Special for Come and See

100 Christian Community Leaders in the Holy Land write an open letter to European Countries: Support Palestine’s membership in the United Nations.

"Help tear down the occupation's wall that disconnected Jerusalem and Bethlehem for the first time since the birth of Christianity"

Controversy over the Kirk's £13 million luxury hotel in the Holy Land

By Angus Roxburgh in Tiberias, Israel

The Ministry of Education does not release comparative information between the schools but this percentage is no doubt one of the highest in the whole country

Jack served as senior pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Jerusalem from 1999 to 2012. He taught part time at Bethlehem Bible College for several years, and held the position of Vice President during the 2011–2012 academic yea

The release of the controversial film Innocence of Muslims, which claims to depict the life of Muhammad, caused and outrage in the Muslim world, where thousands of angry men and women demonstrated and attacked US embassies.

It is easy to point out the reasons why people leave: Political, social, or religious. Yet what is needed is to empower Palestinian Christians, especially the young generation, to overcome these obstacles, and to decide to stay despite the circumstance. Palestinian Christians must revive a sense of calling and purpose. They must want to stay.