Daniel Bannoura

Daniel Bannoura, a Palestinian Christian, provides a historical overview of Jewish and Palestinian relations leading to the recent war in Gaza. Topics include the historical context, terminology, diversity, migration of Jewish Europeans, the Dare Yassin massacre, the ongoing refugee crisis, shift in Palestinian perspectives on violence, need for nuance, connection between justice and peace, and the importance of understanding the context to prevent future violence.

Daniel Bannoura, a Christian Palestinian living in the West Bank, shares his perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He discusses the Christian ethic of loving your enemies, the history and context of Hamas, and the erasure of Palestinian reality by American Christians. They explore the daily struggles faced by Palestinians, the failure of violence, and disappointment in evangelical perspectives on Israel and Palestine.

Dr. Daniel Bannoura, a Palestinian theologian with a PhD from Notre Dame, shares profound insights on the Israel-Palestine conflict. He discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and emphasizes the responsibility of American Christians to engage with these issues. Bannoura highlights a shift in younger generations' attitudes towards the conflict and critiques the disconnect between political leaders and grassroots supporters of Israel. He calls for a return to Christ's teachings of love and empathy amid these turbulent times.