SherriMunnerlyn
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I am not discussing Libya, I am discussing Palestine..
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Damn nosy journalists came to the boys neighborhood and started acting like jackasses.
If it was me in that place, i would have said things which are not very lady-like, and tell them exactly to where they can push their cameras.
Those boys seem very polite to me, actually!
According to poll in Bethleem most christians leave Holy Lands because of zionist restrictions and occupation, it's political ethnic cleansing.
More details:
Why Are Palestinian Christians Leaving Israel? - Aaron Taylor | God's Politics Blog | Sojourners
Are you actually quoting Jim Wallis's communist-provenanced 'Sojourners'?
Then again...I've seen your posts....where else could you find this stuff....
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnPc38P6WbA]Israeli Persecution of Christians in the Holy Land - 60 Minutes - YouTube[/ame]
Are you actually quoting Jim Wallis's communist-provenanced 'Sojourners'?
Then again...I've seen your posts....where else could you find this stuff....
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnPc38P6WbA]Israeli Persecution of Christians in the Holy Land - 60 Minutes - YouTube[/ame]
The vid refers to
"...Palestinian Christians...."
You knew that, didn't you?
I am asking because I do not know------has the christian population of
ISRAEL fallen? I am referring to the christian population of Israel---
with "israel" meaning all the land of Israel EXCLUDING that which
some people call "occupied territories"?
I am asking because I do not know------has the christian population of
ISRAEL fallen? I am referring to the christian population of Israel---
with "israel" meaning all the land of Israel EXCLUDING that which
some people call "occupied territories"?
As a percentage of the population, it has declined. Christians made up 10 percent of the population in the early 1900s.
Where are these people coming from?
If they had not been leaving as a result of ethnic cleansing by Israel, the percentage would be 10 percent, not 2 percent. And about the present numbers, they are also a bit misleading as I expect they count Christians in East Jerusalem which Iis not part of Israel but part of Occupied Palestine. From what I have read, the percentage of Christians is if anything less in the OPT, so I dont think the percentages throughout Israel and the OPT are greater than 2 percent.
If they had not been leaving as a result of ethnic cleansing by Israel, the percentage would be 10 percent, not 2 percent. And about the present numbers, they are also a bit misleading as I expect they count Christians in East Jerusalem which Iis not part of Israel but part of Occupied Palestine. From what I have read, the percentage of Christians is if anything less in the OPT, so I dont think the percentages throughout Israel and the OPT are greater than 2 percent.
If they had not been leaving as a result of ethnic cleansing by Israel, the percentage would be 10 percent, not 2 percent. And about the present numbers, they are also a bit misleading as I expect they count Christians in East Jerusalem which Iis not part of Israel but part of Occupied Palestine. From what I have read, the percentage of Christians is if anything less in the OPT, so I dont think the percentages throughout Israel and the OPT are greater than 2 percent.