Jerusalem’s Christian leaders condemned recent attacks by Jewish settlers on Taybeh, the West Bank’s only remaining Christian village, where a cemetery and fifth-century church were set afire July 8.
Britain’s most influential Jewish organization called for a meeting with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to discuss “deeply troubling” portions of an op-ed about the plight of Israel’s Palestinian Christians that he co-wrote for the December 19 Sunday Times.
This past January I traveled to Israel with a group of 20 clergy. Our group included four rabbis, two imams, two Roman Catholics, and a diverse range of Protestant pastors.
