Easter in Occupied Bethlehem

This chapter examines the significance of Easter in Palestine through the eyes of a pastor in Bethlehem, reflecting on the impact of occupation on the Christian community. It highlights the struggles of Palestinian Christians amid political turmoil, with a focus on the declining population and their diminishing access to sacred sites. The discussion draws parallels between the suffering of Jesus and the ongoing violence faced by communities in Gaza, emphasizing resilience and hope amidst despair.

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