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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.
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By: Fadi Hanna
A dispute over taxes has erupted into a fresh standoff between Churches and Jerusalem city authorities, with Christian leaders warning their charitable work could be at risk. The controversy centers on Israel's Arnona property tax and prompted Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to appeal to Pope Leo XIV and other international leaders over fears that centuries-old exemptions could be eliminated.
By: Fadi Hanna
From Castel Gandolfo, where he was spending a period of rest, Pope Leo XIV expressed concern about global conflicts during the Sunday Angelus prayer. He stated: “We continue to follow with concern the events unfolding in various countries torn apart by war and violence.” The pontiff urged the faithful not to grow accustomed to the suffering caused by ongoing armed conflicts.
By: Fadi Hanna
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi has called on Iraqi Christians living abroad to return home, describing their repatriation as “a national and government priority.” Meeting with Chaldean Patriarch Paul III Nona, he announced that returning Christian families would be eligible for Iraq's program to distribute one million residential land plots, and invited Christian investors to participate in reconstruction, particularly in healthcare and education.
By: Fadi Hanna
The General Synod of the Church of England passed a historic resolution with an overwhelming vote of 253 to 47, committing the institution to stand in solidarity with Palestinians and support their peaceful resistance to occupation. The decision came after four years of deliberation and mandates the adoption of responsible investment policies requiring withdrawal of funds from entities linked to the occupation system, citing the International Court of Justice's 2024 advisory opinion on the illegality of Israeli settlements.
By: Fadi Hanna
Rev. Dr. Nabih Abbasi, head of Baptist Churches in Jordan and Baptist World Alliance Ambassador for the Middle East and North Africa, met with Nabil Ghishan, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Jordan News Agency (Petra), on July 7. During their discussion, Abbasi firmly rejected Christian Zionism, clarifying that “supporters of Christian Zionism constitute a small minority” and do not represent the majority position of Baptist churches globally.
By: Fadi Hanna
The Apostolic Nuncio to Syria, Archbishop Luigi Roberto Cona, visited the Christian villages of Yaqubie, Knaye, and Ghassanieh in north-western Syria from June 26 to 28. The Nuncio received a warm welcome from communities that have endured years of war, displacement, and the devastating 2023 earthquake. He listened to residents' fears and hopes, and encouraged the faithful to place their trust in God amid the uncertainties of the present situation.
By: Fadi Hanna
His Beatitude Theophilos III, Patriarch of Jerusalem and All Palestine and Jordan, met with U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee at the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate's headquarters in Jerusalem's Old City on July 14, 2026. The meeting covered the Christian presence in the Holy Land, medical evacuations from Gaza, access to Mount Tabor, and church property rights.
By: Fadi Hanna
Fr. Francesco Ielpo, the Custos of the Holy Land, described the laying of the first stone for a new Polish chapel at Shepherds' Field in Bethlehem as “a simple gesture, but rich in hope.” This sacred site, where angels announced the birth of Jesus, will host a chapel dedicated to St. Joseph. Cardinal Grzegorz Rys, metropolitan archbishop of Krakow, presided over the ceremony, representing Poland's deep Catholic heritage.
By: Fadi Hanna
Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) is supporting 416 summer programs reaching 38,861 children and young people, giving children from war-torn nations a chance to heal and find respite. More than 85 percent of those attending come from countries currently affected by conflict — including Syria, Lebanon, and Ukraine.
By: Fadi Hanna
For Christians in Gaza, Spain's 1-0 victory over Argentina in the World Cup Final on July 20 was a much-needed moment of joy and a reprieve from the hardship of war. Argentine Father Gabriel Romanelli, pastor of Holy Family Parish in Gaza City, shared a video with parishioners in the lead-up to the match, asking children which team they supported and leading them in dancing as they cheered — “a moment of communal joy and fellowship,” he said, at a time when “the news coming from Gaza is not good.”
