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  • Almost 7,000 people out of work in Bethlehem’s tourism sector

    Almost 7,000 people out of work in Bethlehem’s tourism sector

    • Dec 6, 2020

    It will be a quiet and subdued Christmas this year in Bethlehem, with almost 7,000 people involved in the tourism sector out of work because of the COVID-19 pandemic, said Bethlehem Mayor Anton Salman.

    By Judith Sudilovsky
  • Christmas tree-lighting in Bethlehem a muted, virtual event

    Christmas tree-lighting in Bethlehem a muted, virtual event

    • Dec 6, 2020

    Only a few dozen people attended the lighting of the Christmas tree in the biblical city of Bethlehem on Saturday night, as coronavirus restrictions scaled back the annual event that is normally attended by thousands.

    By Associated Press
  • Vatican cautions Israel over West Bank annexation plan

    Vatican cautions Israel over West Bank annexation plan

    • May 20, 2020

    The Holy See is concerned about an Israeli plan to unilaterally annex a large portion of land in the West Bank, said a Vatican statement.

    By Catholic News Service
  • USCCB: Israelis, Palestinians must talk to get Mideast peace

    USCCB: Israelis, Palestinians must talk to get Mideast peace

    • Feb 5, 2020

    President Donald Trump’s proposed Mideast peace plan deserves “serious consideration,” but “the Israelis and the Palestinians are the only ones who can resolve the differences and agree on a common resolution to the chronic impasse,” said a representative of the U.S. bishops.

    By Catholic News Service
  • No loans, no aid: Just Palestinian refugees in an international business

    No loans, no aid: Just Palestinian refugees in an international business

    • Apr 28, 2019

    The poorest of Jordan’s 10 camps for Palestinian refugees would seem to be the unlikeliest place from which to launch an international business, but SEP Jordan is no usual enterprise. Here, 350 Palestinian refugee women — and a few Syrians — practice their traditional craft of embroidery, but with a modern twist.

    By Dale Gavlak
  • Arab Israeli fights to visit father’s grave, now surrounded by air base

    Arab Israeli fights to visit father’s grave, now surrounded by air base

    • Mar 26, 2019

    A Melkite Catholic is seeking to visit her father’s grave, which is now surrounded by an Israeli military base.

    By Judith Sudilovsky
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