Abraham Foxman Never Forgot the Catholic Woman Who Saved His Life
The national director of the Anti-Defamation League, who died May 10, credited his Polish Catholic nanny Bronisława Kurpi with saving his life during the Holocaust.
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St. James Vicariate Offers Spiritual Home to Hebrew-Speaking Catholics
The community numbers about 1,200 people spread across seven congregations all over Israel.
What’s Driving Anti-Christian Extremism in Israel?
Experts say education and law enforcement are needed to stem such incidences.
Middle East’s Dwindling Christians in the Crosshairs — Again
Attacks and counterattacks between Israel and Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed militia, have created a dire situation for Christians in the Israel-Lebanon border region.
New Israeli Land Reforms Raise Fears Among West Bank Christians
The Security Cabinet’s reforms would alter long-standing land rules in the West Bank, shifting authority in ways critics say could weaken prospects for a two-state solution.
‘A Light in the Darkness’: Bethlehem Plans Joyous Christmas to Offer Hope in the Holy Land
Five Years After COVID’s and War’s Ravages, Site of the Nativity Plans Hopeful Celebration
The State of Catholic-Jewish Relations on 60th Anniversary of ‘Nostra Aetate’
Israel’s war against Hamas has generated tensions, but Jewish leaders say both sides remain deeply committed to the path of reconciliation fostered by the Second Vatican Council document.
In Gaza and Israel, Fragile Peace Brings Hope and Heartache
As Gazans return to ruins and Israelis mark Simchat Torah in uneasy calm, prayers rise for healing and trust to take root.
What Can We Expect From the Gaza Ceasefire?
Local residents and Church leaders are hopeful but realistic that it could be just another short respite from war.
Jewish Group Donates to Repair Gaza’s War-Damaged Catholic Church
The American Jewish Committee’s $25,000 gift will help repair Holy Family Church, damaged in an Israeli tank strike, and support Gaza’s embattled Christian community.
