Palestinian Christians: The Unknown Victims

Palestinian Christian: Unknown Victim Johnny Youssef George Talje is known as "the martyr of the Christmas church." He is neither a suicide bomber nor a stone thrower, but a 17 - year - old Palestinian Christian minority who tends to forget in the war between Muslims and Jews. In late October 2001, frequent gunfire occurred between Beit Jala and Gilo's outskirts of Jerusalem, but no gunfire was done near the Nativity Church. When the bullet hit, he just went to church and played with his 4 - year - old cousin at Manger Square.

"Is it a Christian Palestinian or a Palestinian Christian?" (Raheb, 3) is one of many questions Mitri Raheb is trying to solve and answer in the novel "I am a Palestinian Christian." Rahb is a Palestinian Christian pastor who works as pastor of Bethlehem and personally experiences what other Palestinian Christians face in this area. His purpose in writing a novel is to become an intermediary between the West Christian world and the Palestinian Christian community. He hopes that everyone understands each other's fight, and he will educate the Palestinian Christian community and help some of them develop the local theology, some of the conflicts occurring in Israel and Palestine I believe that it may help to reduce.

Palestinian Christian: Unknown Victim Johnny Youssef George Talje is known as "the martyr of the Christmas church." He is neither a suicide bomber nor a stone thrower, but a 17 - year - old Palestinian Christian minority who tends to forget in the war between Muslims and Jews. In late October 2001, frequent gunfire occurred between Beit Jala and Gilo's outskirts of Jerusalem, but no gunfire was done near the Nativity Church. As his mother said, "There is no way for Israeli sniper to think Johnny is a threat." He just went to church and played with a 4 year old cousin at Magdal Square when the bullet hit There was.

Aramaic: "Palestinian Christians eventually converted parts of Christian poetry into their Aramaic dialects, and these translations and related works constitute the" Christian Palestinian Aramaic. " Syria's work, known as Syria, indeed, Syria's work is beyond all other Aram mergers. "