Palestinian Pastor Alex Awad gives 8 reasons why Christians should pray for Israel. He is responding to Charisma magazine's "Pray for Israel" newslette

Yohanna Katanacho, Academic dean of Nazareth Evangelical College, writes about the attack on Finsbury Park Mosque in London: Regardless of the history of the mosque, revenge is not a Christian option. The recent terror attack on Muslim worshipers is nauseating.

The Israel Military rule systematically exercises actions that disregard the human dignity of 4 Million Palestinians in these areas...A lot of Christians around the world disregard the damage done in the last 5 decades and celebrate with Israel the 50 years "victory". They just ignore the outcome of the "victory" showing lack of understanding or passion and violate the basic teaching of the Lord Jesus to be just and peace loving.

Alex Awad writes to Theresa May 100 years after the British Foreign Secretary sent a letter to Zionist leaders, promising the creation of a homeland for the Jews in Palestine. He is urging British government today to help end the Israel/Palestine conflict and bury the memory of the Balfour Declaration

8th grade student from Nazareth currently in the USA writes about a Christian Arab who is dedicating his retirement years to serving Muslim refugees in Virginia

Yohanna Katanacho imagines that Jesus is giving a talk at the Paris International Conference.

Response to Pastor’s Hagee’s attack on President Obama for not using the US veto privilege to block the UN resolution that condemned Israeli settlements in the West bank.

Yohanna Katanacho compares between the trip from Nazareth to Bethlehem in the first and twenty first centuries. Katanacho is the Academic Dean at Nazareth Evangelical College and professor of Biblical Studies at Bethlehem Bible College. He lives in Nazareth and continually commute to Bethlehem

Can a 9th grade student be a security threat to his own country? The answer is “yes” if you are an Arab citizen in Israel. I would like to share with you what happened to me during my summer vacation.

Bader Mansour reflects on the topic of separation between Jewish and Arab mothers in maternity wards in Israeli hospitals and shares a story about a Jewish Rabbi who blessed him when he was born