Tag: israel
Tel Hazor reveals proof of the Book of Joshua
25/7/2012 Travelujah This season’s excavations at Tel Hazor National Park in the Upper Galilee conducted by Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Israel Nature and ... Read More
Monastic life in the Judean Wilderness
Daniel Peterson By William Hamblin and Daniel Peterson religion@desnews.com 1/7/2012 From the fourth through the seventh centuries A.D., a form of Christian religious devotion flourished ... Read More
An Insight into the Greek-Orthodox Community of Jordan
By Irene Archos 1/7/2012 The saying, “Opou geis, kai patris,” is a familiar one attesting to the Greek spirit of seeking out fortune and adapting ... Read More
UNESCO places Bethlehem’s Nativity Church on World Heritage endangered site list
29/6/2012 UN culture body upholds the motion 13-6 after admitting Palestine as a full member last October; Israel views move as Palestinian political stunt. PARIS ... Read More
An ancient faith in Africa
By Holland Cotter New York Times 28/6/2012 ZION IN AFRICA Ethiopia’s form of Orthodox Christianity has a Jewish ring to it, with its Saturday Sabbath ... Read More
President Putin venerates shrines in Jerusalem and Bethlehem
During the night of June 26, 2012, while on a working visit to Israel, President Vladimir Putin visited the Church of the Lord’s Sepulchre. Read More
Christians and Jews Gather for “Corrie Remembers” 19 June, 2012
20/6/2012 Travelujah Visit Travelujah for Exciting Offers on Holy Land Tours While largely unfamiliar to most Jews, Corrie ten Boom is a well-known hero among ... Read More
Palestinians push Nativity church as Heritage site
Associated Press 23/6/2012 (AP) The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem is becoming the church of contention, with a bid by the Palestinians to use ... Read More
Muslim Brotherhood: Egypt’s Christians Must “Convert, Pay Tribute, or Leave”
Matthew Clark 6/6/2012 According to a popular Egyptian website, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Egyptian presidential candidate, Mohammed Morsi, has stated that Christians will be forced to ... Read More
Jonathan Kay: A great time for a fresh look at the Armenian Genocide
A family of Armenian deportees is seen in this undated photo taken by Armin Wegner, a German 2nd Lieutenant stationed in the Ottoman Empire, who ... Read More