Christians

Blog Post Jerusalem’s Old City Reopens, but Residents Worry It May Not Be for Long

Israel finally allows Jerusalem’s Old City a respite after nearly six weeks of closure

Blog Post “A Real Emptiness”: Catholic Christians of Jerusalem Are Deprived of Their Holy Week

No one is spared this holiday season, including Christians in Jerusalem.

Feature Story Bigoted Harassment of Christians in Jerusalem Increased in 2025

The climate for Christians is becoming more inhospitable, especially in the Old City

Feature Story Jerusalem’s Muslim and Christian Leaders Affirm Solidarity and Work to Confront Shared Zionist Threats

Jerusalem’s Muslim and Christian leaders work together to counter increasing antagonism and pressure from Israel.

Graphic Attacks on Christians in Jerusalem 2024–25

Tracking anti-Christian bigotry in the holy city

Interview Expert: Rise in Anti-Christian Violence in Jerusalem Results from Impunity

Cultural norms and police apathy drive a rising wave of bigoted violence in Jerusalem.

Photo Album From Utopia to Luxury: The Transformative Tale of the American Colony Hotel in Jerusalem

A glimpse at the American Colony’s evolution from a commune to a hotel in Jerusalem

Short Take Al-Dusturiyya: The First Progressive Palestinian School in Late Ottoman Jerusalem

Khalil Sakakini’s bold experiment in democratic education

Feature Story Hate Crimes against Christians Spiking in Jerusalem

From stabbings to harassment, Israeli attackers are emboldened by the far-right government.