Monjed Jadou

Through art and bond­ing with each oth­er, 68 chil­dren evac­u­at­ed to Beth­le­hem are work­ing through their pain.

Res­i­dents of the oc­cu­pied West Bank fear to­tal loss of health­care and ed­u­ca­tion, aid work­ers warn of es­ca­lat­ing ten­sions

Is­rael stepped up its ar­rest cam­paign in the oc­cu­pied West Bank, and mis­treat­ment of pris­on­ers in its over­stuffed jails.

A se­ri­ous as­pect of Is­rael’s vi­o­lence in Gaza and the oc­cu­pied West Bank is how it’s hurt­ing Pales­tin­ian busi­ness­es.

The scene of a dev­as­tat­ed na­tiv­i­ty cave sym­bol­is­es the plight of Christ’s fam­i­ly — and Pales­tini­ans now.

Un­like oth­er Christ­mases, Noha Hel­mi Tarazi’s fam­i­ly won’t be vis­it­ing her. Her sis­ter and broth­er were killed in Gaza.

All Pales­tin­ian church­es can­celled Christ­mas fes­tiv­i­ties, one church in Beth­le­hem shares its pain through iconog­ra­phy.