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Fadi focuses on local cultural and political events, with an emphasis on the Middle East, particularly the Palestinian Territories and Bethlehem. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, he would likely be open to pitches featuring local perspectives on cultural or political developments in the region.
Given Fadi's focus on government announcements and seasonal topics such as Christmas, he may be receptive to insights from local officials or community leaders involved in these events. Pitches could include offering access to individuals involved in regional government initiatives related to culture and society or those engaged in planning or participating in seasonal celebrations.
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By: Fadi Hanna
The Egyptian government has granted legal status to 191 churches and affiliated Christian service buildings, in a move welcomed by campaigners as part of ongoing efforts to address challenges facing Christian communities in the country.
By: Fadi Hanna
Pope Leo XIV renewed his appeal for peace, praying that God guide world leaders towards a just and lasting peace. On Saturday evening, he led the Rosary at the Lourdes Grotto in the Vatican Gardens, invoking the Blessed Virgin Mary's intercession to obtain “the gift of peace.” Approximately 2,000 people attended in person at the Vatican, while 100,000 faithful participated remotely from 200 Marian shrines globally.
By: Fadi Hanna
A series of Israeli strikes has hit southern Lebanon as the Israel Defence Forces urged residents to move north of the Zahrani River, warning it would use “extreme force” — the largest displacement order since a ceasefire took effect on April 17.
By: Fadi Hanna
Dr. Bilal Salameh and researcher Qusay Abbas conducted a study examining “The Social Imaginary of the Middle Class in Jerusalem Between the Challenges of a Curriculum Reduced to Bare Pedagogy and Social Mobility.”
By: Fadi Hanna
The Middle East Council of Churches' Diakonia and Social Service Department continues organizing the “Connecting Hearts and Minds” program in partnership with Tearfund. Operating in the Kfeir-Hasbaya district in South Lebanon, the initiative delivers psychosocial support sessions designed to help women navigate the escalating crises affecting Lebanon and the broader region.
By: Fadi Hanna
Amidst the difficult circumstances that Lebanon is passing through as a result of the war's repercussions, the will to live remains stronger, and the commitment to hope remains a light, strength, and consolation despite all challenges. In this context, the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC) continues its “Light of Hope” campaign, launched in response to the humanitarian situation in Lebanon, to heal the wounds of the neediest people and stand by their side.
By: Fadi Hanna
As fighting between Israel and Hezbollah continues and Lebanon's economic crisis deepens, many Christians in the land of cedars no longer believe they have a future in the region. Catholic aid workers warn that entire communities risk disappearing from the Middle East.
By: Fadi Hanna
Bethlehem University hosted the Sixth Software Engineering Graduation Projects Exhibition at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Technology, and Engineering, bringing together students, faculty, industry representatives, and the wider community to celebrate the achievements and innovation of the graduating class.
By: Fadi Hanna
Archbishop Hanna Rahme of Baalbek-Deir El-Ahmar told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) the war between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah is affecting both Christians and Muslims alike.
By: Fadi Hanna
As fighting between Israel and Hezbollah continues and Lebanon's economic crisis deepens, many Christians in the land of cedars no longer believe they have a future in the region. Catholic aid workers warn that entire communities risk disappearing from the Middle East.
