Vatican Condemn Israeli Persecution Against Christians

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Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg







More islamonazi propaganda, wasn't that man in the khaki vest once shown throwing a petrol bomb at Israeli citizens
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians
In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians. ... blah
Old non-news, but, anyway, da pope should be doing something about arab-moslem colonizers, swamping Italy, and persecution of palistanian homos and lesbians in palistan, of course.
 
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Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg


Progressives Blame Israel for Muslim Persecution of Christians ...
Oct. 2013

Still trying to tell half truths with pictures?
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg







More islamonazi propaganda, wasn't that man in the khaki vest once shown throwing a petrol bomb at Israeli citizens
Yes the christians are terrorists against the peaceful zionazis in Palestine!
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg
Article is from 2012. Is that the best you got?
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg







More islamonazi propaganda, wasn't that man in the khaki vest once shown throwing a petrol bomb at Israeli citizens
Yes the christians are terrorists against the peaceful zionazis in Palestine!







The islamomoron still using the oxymoron and wondering why he is seen as an idiot


Do explain how you can support the nation of Israel while wanting to see it wiped out again ?


The Christians are being cleansed from Palestine by the islamonazi scum, that is why they are only 10% of their population of 2007
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".







Define what you mean by minister ? And then look at how representative democracy works

And the Christians in those nations face ethnic cleansing all the time, it just takes one imam to preach the koran and bang goes another Church along with a thousand Christians.
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".

Why The Middle East's Largest Christian Community Is Fleeing Egypt
www.ibtimes.com/why-middle-easts-largest-christian-co...
International Business Times
Feb 3, 2016 - There's no Moses this time, but for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority the mob ... turmoil, a slumping economy and a growing militant insurgency.
Special Report: Growing Christian Persecution in Egypt and Libya ...
https://www.christianfreedom.org/special-report-growing-christian-persecution-in-egy...
5 days ago - EGYPT — with a population of almost 90,000,000, Christians make up less than ... There is a small but growing community of Christian converts ...
Egypt's Christian-Muslim Gap Growing Bigger - The Christian Post
www.christianpost.com › world
The Christian Post
Jul 8, 2008 - The divide between Egypt's Coptic Christian community and the Muslim majority is growing bigger as an increasing number of Christians are ...
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".

Why The Middle East's Largest Christian Community Is Fleeing Egypt
www.ibtimes.com/why-middle-easts-largest-christian-co...
International Business Times
Feb 3, 2016 - There's no Moses this time, but for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority the mob ... turmoil, a slumping economy and a growing militant insurgency.
Special Report: Growing Christian Persecution in Egypt and Libya ...
https://www.christianfreedom.org/special-report-growing-christian-persecution-in-egy...
5 days ago - EGYPT — with a population of almost 90,000,000, Christians make up less than ... There is a small but growing community of Christian converts ...
Egypt's Christian-Muslim Gap Growing Bigger - The Christian Post
www.christianpost.com › world
The Christian Post
Jul 8, 2008 - The divide between Egypt's Coptic Christian community and the Muslim majority is growing bigger as an increasing number of Christians are ...

Those persons growl persecution even in Europe and USA.

Christians increasingly persecuted in Europe

There is no persecution against christians in arab countries, there are even christian ministers. Muslim who leave their countries are more than christians because of dictatorships.

Church vandalism exist only in "Israel" and Europe.
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".

Why The Middle East's Largest Christian Community Is Fleeing Egypt
www.ibtimes.com/why-middle-easts-largest-christian-co...
International Business Times
Feb 3, 2016 - There's no Moses this time, but for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority the mob ... turmoil, a slumping economy and a growing militant insurgency.
Special Report: Growing Christian Persecution in Egypt and Libya ...
https://www.christianfreedom.org/special-report-growing-christian-persecution-in-egy...
5 days ago - EGYPT — with a population of almost 90,000,000, Christians make up less than ... There is a small but growing community of Christian converts ...
Egypt's Christian-Muslim Gap Growing Bigger - The Christian Post
www.christianpost.com › world
The Christian Post
Jul 8, 2008 - The divide between Egypt's Coptic Christian community and the Muslim majority is growing bigger as an increasing number of Christians are ...

Those persons growl persecution even in Europe and USA.

Christians increasingly persecuted in Europe

There is no persecution against christians in arab countries, there are even christian ministers. Muslim who leave their countries are more than christians because of dictatorships.

Church vandalism exist only in "Israel" and Europe.


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Jan 12, 2016 - Millions escaped countries such as Nigeria, Eritrea, Syria and Iraq in 2015, according to charity.
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Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Palestinian-Christians.jpeg

So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".

Why The Middle East's Largest Christian Community Is Fleeing Egypt
www.ibtimes.com/why-middle-easts-largest-christian-co...
International Business Times
Feb 3, 2016 - There's no Moses this time, but for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority the mob ... turmoil, a slumping economy and a growing militant insurgency.
Special Report: Growing Christian Persecution in Egypt and Libya ...
https://www.christianfreedom.org/special-report-growing-christian-persecution-in-egy...
5 days ago - EGYPT — with a population of almost 90,000,000, Christians make up less than ... There is a small but growing community of Christian converts ...
Egypt's Christian-Muslim Gap Growing Bigger - The Christian Post
www.christianpost.com › world
The Christian Post
Jul 8, 2008 - The divide between Egypt's Coptic Christian community and the Muslim majority is growing bigger as an increasing number of Christians are ...

Those persons growl persecution even in Europe and USA.

Christians increasingly persecuted in Europe

There is no persecution against christians in arab countries, there are even christian ministers. Muslim who leave their countries are more than christians because of dictatorships.

Church vandalism exist only in "Israel" and Europe.


Search Results
Christians flee growing persecution in Africa and Middle East | World ...
www.theguardian.com › World › Christianity
The Guardian
Jan 12, 2016 - Millions escaped countries such as Nigeria, Eritrea, Syria and Iraq in 2015, according to charity.
Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com
www.cnn.com/2016/01/17/world/christian-persecution-2015/
CNN
Jan 17, 2016 - Christians flee persecution in the middle east 05:45 ... In total, the survey found that more than 7,100 Christians were killed in 2015 for ...
Is This the End of Christianity in the Middle East? - The New York Times
www.nytimes.com/2015/.../is-this-the-end-of-christianity-in-the-...
The New York Times
By ELIZA GRISWOLD JULY 22, 2015. There was something about ..... One of the main pipelines for Christians fleeing the Middle East runs through Lebanon.
Christian Persecution in the Middle East Goes Beyond ISIS - Breitbart
www.breitbart.com/.../2015/.../book-christian-persecution-in-t...
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Aug 5, 2015 - In Christian Persecution in the Middle East: A 21st Century Tragedy author George Marlin explores the fall of ... by Mary Chastain5 Aug 20150.

Your links, especially of NYtimes, talk about ISIS terrorism, the first victims of ISIS are muslims.
 
So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".

Why The Middle East's Largest Christian Community Is Fleeing Egypt
www.ibtimes.com/why-middle-easts-largest-christian-co...
International Business Times
Feb 3, 2016 - There's no Moses this time, but for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority the mob ... turmoil, a slumping economy and a growing militant insurgency.
Special Report: Growing Christian Persecution in Egypt and Libya ...
https://www.christianfreedom.org/special-report-growing-christian-persecution-in-egy...
5 days ago - EGYPT — with a population of almost 90,000,000, Christians make up less than ... There is a small but growing community of Christian converts ...
Egypt's Christian-Muslim Gap Growing Bigger - The Christian Post
www.christianpost.com › world
The Christian Post
Jul 8, 2008 - The divide between Egypt's Coptic Christian community and the Muslim majority is growing bigger as an increasing number of Christians are ...

Those persons growl persecution even in Europe and USA.

Christians increasingly persecuted in Europe

There is no persecution against christians in arab countries, there are even christian ministers. Muslim who leave their countries are more than christians because of dictatorships.

Church vandalism exist only in "Israel" and Europe.


Search Results
Christians flee growing persecution in Africa and Middle East | World ...
www.theguardian.com › World › Christianity
The Guardian
Jan 12, 2016 - Millions escaped countries such as Nigeria, Eritrea, Syria and Iraq in 2015, according to charity.
Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com
www.cnn.com/2016/01/17/world/christian-persecution-2015/
CNN
Jan 17, 2016 - Christians flee persecution in the middle east 05:45 ... In total, the survey found that more than 7,100 Christians were killed in 2015 for ...
Is This the End of Christianity in the Middle East? - The New York Times
www.nytimes.com/2015/.../is-this-the-end-of-christianity-in-the-...
The New York Times
By ELIZA GRISWOLD JULY 22, 2015. There was something about ..... One of the main pipelines for Christians fleeing the Middle East runs through Lebanon.
Christian Persecution in the Middle East Goes Beyond ISIS - Breitbart
www.breitbart.com/.../2015/.../book-christian-persecution-in-t...
Breitbart News Network
Aug 5, 2015 - In Christian Persecution in the Middle East: A 21st Century Tragedy author George Marlin explores the fall of ... by Mary Chastain5 Aug 20150.

Your links, especially of NYtimes, talk about ISIS terrorism, the first victims of ISIS are muslims.
I'll never forget how Muslims burned down half of Europe and Palestinians bombed two churches over the Pope telling the truth about Islam.

Two West Bank Churches Hit by Firebombs Over Pope Comments

Two West Bank Churches Hit by Firebombs Over Pope Comments

NABLUS, West Bank -- Two West Bank Christian churches were hit by firebombs early Saturday, and a group claiming responsibility said it was protesting Pope Benedict XVI's remarks about Islam.

Relations between Palestinian Muslims and Christians are generally peaceful, and clergy played down the attacks on an Anglican and a Greek Orthodox church in the city of Nablus as isolated incidents.

But they said they'd worry if more Christian sites are targeted. On Friday, two small explosions went off near a Greek Orthodox church in Gaza, causing minor damage.

"It is easy to worry," Father Yousef Saada, a Roman Catholic priest in Nablus, said Saturday. "The atmosphere is charged already, and the wise should not accept such acts."

The firebombs left black scorch marks on the walls and windows of the two Nablus churches. At least five firebombs hit the Anglican church.

In a phone call to The Associated Press, a group calling itself the "Lions of Monotheism" claimed responsibility. The caller said the attacks were meant as a protest against the pope's remarks about Islam.

Bishop Riah Abo El-Assal, the top Anglican clergyman in the Holy Land, said Saturday he expected his Muslim colleagues would swiftly denounce the attacks on the churches. Abo El-Assal brushed aside the attacks as "childish acts" and said he was not increasing security at the Anglican churches in the area.

During a speech in Germany earlier this week, Benedict cited an obscure Medieval text that characterizes some of the teachings of Islam's founder as "evil and inhuman." The pope, spiritual leader of more than one billion Roman Catholics, did not explicitly agree with or repudiate the text.

The Vatican later said the pope did not mean the comments to be offensive. Muslim leaders, however, have demanded an apology, and there have been protests in several countries.

On Friday, about 2,000 Palestinians protested against the pope in Gaza. Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh of the Islamic militant Hamas said the pope offended Muslims everywhere.

Christians make up a small -- and dwindling -- minority of several tens of thousands among the more than 3 million Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem.
 
Vatican should also condemn descrimination against all palestinians.

Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians

In a rare official complaint from a Vatican senior official in Jerusalem, Friar Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Custodian of the Holy Land, said in a Friday statement that Israel has failed to respond adequately to frequent discrimination against Christians.

"The time has come for the authorities to act to put an end to this senseless violence and to ensure a 'teaching of respect' in schools for all those who call this land home," said the statement, which appeared in the Italian newspaper La Stampa and was signed by several other Vatican officials.

The statement follows an incident of vandalism in the town of Latroun, which is just west of Jerusalem and home to a Trappist monastery. The monastery's doors were set aflame on Tuesday, and the phrase "Jesus was a monkey" was scrawled in orange spray paint on the white stone walls.
Vatican Official Condemns Israeli Discrimination Against Christians


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So you had to dig up a 2012 story about some Vatican official complaining about Israel?

Are you as concerned about the current plight of Christians in the "Muslim World" or is your post really not about justice for Christian minorities?

BTW ... the only Mideast country in which the Christian population is growing is - drum roll, please - ISRAEL!

And there's good reason why the Vatican rarely complains about persecution in the "Muslim World." It would exacerbate the carnage there.

Christian persecution reached record high in 2015 - CNN.com

On the brink: Christianity facing Middle East purge within decade, says group | Fox News

It's wrong, the biggest christian community live in Egypt, and Syria and Jordan.
unlike other arab countries, there is no christian minister in "Israel".

Why The Middle East's Largest Christian Community Is Fleeing Egypt
www.ibtimes.com/why-middle-easts-largest-christian-co...
International Business Times
Feb 3, 2016 - There's no Moses this time, but for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority the mob ... turmoil, a slumping economy and a growing militant insurgency.
Special Report: Growing Christian Persecution in Egypt and Libya ...
https://www.christianfreedom.org/special-report-growing-christian-persecution-in-egy...
5 days ago - EGYPT — with a population of almost 90,000,000, Christians make up less than ... There is a small but growing community of Christian converts ...
Egypt's Christian-Muslim Gap Growing Bigger - The Christian Post
www.christianpost.com › world
The Christian Post
Jul 8, 2008 - The divide between Egypt's Coptic Christian community and the Muslim majority is growing bigger as an increasing number of Christians are ...

Those persons growl persecution even in Europe and USA.

Christians increasingly persecuted in Europe

There is no persecution against christians in arab countries, there are even christian ministers. Muslim who leave their countries are more than christians because of dictatorships.

Church vandalism exist only in "Israel" and Europe.

I wonder what is the purpose of posting here if all you do is lie? Do you really think anyone believes you? That you somehow solve the problem of vicious, rabid-dog Islamism by denying its existence? That Mideast Christians are lying about mistreatment in their Mideast Muslim homelands?

A dozen articles have been posted in response to your nearly 4 year old complaint about Israel by some Vatican official and the best you can do is cover your ears and eyes and lie?

The hate you intended this thread to express for Jews has blown up in your face and its now time to slither back under the rock from which you came.
 
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The Vatican choosing to slander Jews. Wow. Shocker

the Vatican never slanders Jews, you should read Luther. Still holding a grudge of the civil war causing a riot in Judea and Rome finally intervening, I read Titus right hand man was from a jewish family. Quit blaming Rome. They allowed all kinds of different religions but not ones who rebelled all the time.
 
The Vatican choosing to slander Jews. Wow. Shocker

the Vatican never slanders Jews, you should read Luther. Still holding a grudge of the civil war causing a riot in Judea and Rome finally intervening, I read Titus right hand man was from a jewish family. Quit blaming Rome. They allowed all kinds of different religions but not ones who rebelled all the time.

Funny you would mention Luther. In 1994 the church he founded - The Lutheran Church - repudiated his anti-Semitic writings.

Luther’s 16th century anti-Jewish diatribes have long been used by right-wing groups - and hateful Nazis like you - eager to give historical and religious justification to their anti-Semitic claims.

What I most appreciate about Nazi scum is their monumental ignorance and eagerness to share it with the world.

Since the 1980s, some Lutheran Church bodies have formally denounced and dissociated themselves from Luther's writings on the Jews.

In “The Declaration of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to the Jewish Community,” [1994] the movement’s Church Council wrote that their members feel a “special burden” because of “catastrophes, including the Holocaust of the 20th century, suffered by Jews in places where the Lutheran churches were strongly represented.”

“Grieving the complicity of our own tradition within this history of hatred,” the declaration continued, “we express our urgent desire to live out our faith in Jesus Christ with love and respect for the Jewish people.”

http://download.elca.org/ELCA Resource Repository/Declaration_Of_The_ELCA_To_The_Jewish_Community.pdf?_ga=1.225580252.793716194.1463267015
 

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