Yohanna Katanacho provides few biblical principles that has the potential to help us think, pray, and act in biblically compatible ways regarding the war on Gaza

Many people are asking about our safety and how we are managing our lives during these difficult times, Yohanna Katanacho writes the following simple essay hoping that we continue our prayers especially for the followers of Christ in Israel/Palestine.

A Follower of Jesus who is Palestinian Christian citizen of Israel shares: During war we encounter dehumanization, fear, worry, anger, revenge, division, blame, pain, atrocities, extremism, false logic, and shame. How should we as Christians respond?

Netanyahu gave a speech announcing postponing the votes on the judicial reforms. He quoted a story about King Solomon and depicts himself as the King but he misses many points in the story. We can still pray for wisdom for the leaders of Israel. Read this to learn more about how to pray for the current situation in Israel

Two Palestinian Christian scholars from Nazareth offer some of the lessons learned from dialogue with their Jewish neighbors

Yohanna Katanacho is challenged and encouraged because of the appeal of the priests of the Russian Orthodox Church. It includes important assertions for the global church.

This statement was written with urgency by Palestinian Christian young adults from all across the land, expressing repentance and hope regarding the ongoing injustices.
If you identify with this statement, it is yours to hold as well. We urge all to read and reflect seriously on its call.

A Christian Palestinian Israeli tries to highlight some of the reasons for the wave of violence and some possible responses

The position of white fundamentalist Evangelicals was strange and very much disconcerting. They came in last in their support for medical care for millions of poor Americans, while they should have been on top of that list as they are Evangelicals who call for the gospel principals of justice and mercy for the oppressed

Rev. Dr. Alex Awad responds to Alon Ben Meir's artcile "Time is Running out for Palestinians": I felt the weight of heavy boots on Palestinian necks.