Jesus was Palestinian!

 The problem with this situation is that the Zionists, Christian and Jewish, have framed the situation as a "Holy War" between Jews and Muslims, which couldn't be further from the Truth in the Holy Land. But the Zionists neglect to mention that Christians have borne the brunt of the persecution and ethnic cleansing of the Nakba.

We Found A Solution To America's Inequality. It's Not Where You'd Expect.

"Often we accept something because it is part of our culture. They make us think it's the only possible world. The factory is closed and you have to look for another job. The end.

I invite a person who lives in America to try and question their own system, because if we don't question our system, we cannot change our system."

Start the New Year right with a Syrian Christian explaining Islam

Yep, the arabic word for god is indeed Allah.

I think it's better that this Christian speaks for himself, but it's something which needs to be heard.

 

Jewsplainin' Palestinian Christians

 Forget the hasbara, Jews4palestine explains the reality:

The Religious Freedom Data Center (RFDC) has been monitoring violence against Christians through an incident hotline operated by volunteers and activists.

Between January 2024 and September 2025, the group documented at least 201 incidents of violence against Christians, primarily committed by Orthodox Jews targeting international clergy or individuals displaying Christian symbols.

These incidents include multiple forms of harassment, including spitting, verbal abuse, vandalism, assaults and more.

The majority (137) of these incidents took place in Jerusalem’s Old City, located in occupied East Jerusalem.

People who actually walk in the footsteps of Jesus

 

In a 2013 documentary titled “The Stones Cry Out”, residents of Bethlehem and Jerusalem recount living under Israeli occupation and siege during the Second Intifada and the erection of Israel’s occupation wall which separated Christian communities that had lived alongside each other for centuries.

The Christian demographic in Palestinian territories has experienced a dramatic reduction over the past century. In 1922, Christians made up 11% of the population in geographical Palestine. By 2024, this number had dwindled to 1%, marking a nearly 90% decrease, according to a study conducted by the Israeli think tank Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs.

the report, authored by Lt. Col. (res.) Maurice Hirsch and attorney Tirza Shorr, states: "The international community often disregards the plight of the Palestinian Christian community. While minor clashes with some Israeli Jewish extremists are reported in hyper-focus in the media, the PA represses the reporting of grave incidents of Christian systemic oppression, the stories never seeing the light of day,"