Taybeh – West Bank – Spanish News Agency (EFE) – Patricia Martínez Sastre – Translated by “Nabd El-Haya”

The streets of Taybeh, the only entirely Christian-majority town in the West Bank, are nearly empty. Not a single restaurant remains open, job opportunities are scarce, and Israeli settlers spread fear on an almost daily basis. A large portion of its approximately 1,200 residents — especially young people — are now considering leaving.

Leo Morawiecki - The Tablet

In Jerusalem, pilgrim sites and businesses once again fell silent against the intermittent sound of air raid sirens and Israeli air defence systems intercepting Iranian missiles overhead.

Israel’s war with Iran will encourage settler attacks on Palestinian communities, according to a Catholic priest in the only Christian town in the Holy Land.

By Fr. Bashar Fawadleh*

A Franciscan friar who oversees 18 schools in the Holy Land described continued widespread suffering in Gaza, four months after the signing of the Gaza peace plan.

In an interview with Radio Cusano Campus, Father Ibrahim Faltas, OFM, also discussed the suffering of Christians in the West Bank.

Taybeh – Nabd El-Haya – A delegation from the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem – Political section held a meeting at the Christ the Redeemer Latin Parish in Taybeh (Catholic), including Kevin Crisson, Political Section Chief, and Ms. Rose Antar. The meeting brought together the delegation with Fr.

Taybeh - Sanad Sahelia - Nabd Al-ElHaya - “You have been a voice of truth and ambassadors of peace… proving that you are capable of becoming the leaders of tomorrow.” With these words, Father Bashar Fawadleh, parish priest of Christ the Redeemer Latin Church in Taybeh, concluded his patronage of the closing ceremony of the school’s first internal Model United Nations conference (LTMUN), highlighting that the students’ performance “reflects a distinguished image of Palestine’s conscious and educated youth, and the determination of a generation c

‘Palestinians have the right to feel like a people and to have a state and even affirming this possibility is an act of justice,’ said Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa.

The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem expressed concerns about plans for the Holy Land that undermine the rights of the Palestinian people.

U.S. Catholic Bishops Garcia and Weisenburger, with Cardinal Cupich, condemned President Trump's social media post. Trump denied it was intentional and refused to apologize.

By Tyler Arnol - EWTN News

The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem speaks about October 7, his visits to the Gaza Strip, the 'Board of Peace', the two-state solution, and the situation of Christians in the Holy Land.

By Roberto Paglialonga

After what has happened and is still happening in Gaza, “it is difficult to see a short-term solution” between Israelis and Palestinians, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, has said.

Taybeh – Sanad Sahelia / Nabd El Haya – A high-level delegation from the Holy Land Coordination visited the town of Taybeh, east of Ramallah, as part of a pastoral and solidarity tour aimed at gaining first-hand insight into the situation of Christians in the Holy Land and strengthening the Church’s presence alongside them.