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Het, zich hier in Nederland niet veilig voelen, neemt schrikbarend toe volgens Joods/Israëlische lobbyclubs en instituten tegen hun discriminatie. Gek genoeg roepen juist Christenen voor Israël, de harde kern vd SGP en de ChristenUnie het hardst over deze toegenomen onverdraagzaamheid jegens iedereen die iets tegen Israël heeft en verzwijgen ze hoe Christenen daar het structureel moeten ontgelden. Dat valt eenvoudig niet te rijmen tenzij ze rekenen op een hogere macht, hun imaginary friend, die hen uiteindelijk ah langste eind laat trekken vanwege geschifte eindtijdfantasiën van wereldvreemde, geïndoctineerde sekte's die altijd hun andere wang toekeren omdat ze dol zijn op zachte leermeesters.
Welnu, hoe de harde werkelijkheid er dan uit ziet voor Christenen in een staat voor Joden, daarover doen ze steevast het zwijgen toe:
To our free Christian brothers and sisters around the world, please be advised:
- From 1967 to the present, 3,147 dunams of land belonging to Christian landowners in Beit Jala have been confiscated by Israel to expand the boundaries of the Israeli-occupied Jerusalem municipality.
- In the Cremisan Valley – Beit Jala, church and human rights reports indicate that the route of the separation wall has isolated approximately 3,500 dunams of privately owned agricultural land belonging to 58 Palestinian landowners from their town, most of whom are Christian families. This land represents the last major green and agricultural area in Bethlehem/Beit Jala, and contains olive groves, some of which are likely centuries old.
This applies to the entire Bethlehem Governorate (Bethlehem, Beit Jala, Beit Sahour, etc.)!!
A geopolitical report by ARIJ estimates that the governorate has lost 18,048 dunams to the wall, settlements, bypass roads, and closed military zones, a significant portion of which was lost at the expense of towns with a strong Christian presence. A 2024 human rights report states that a new settlement plan called Nahal Heletz will seize an additional 602 dunams of land belonging to Beit Jala and Battir, west of Bethlehem, within the Gush Etzion bloc.
Church reports and organizations like Open Door indicate that the primary reasons for the emigration of Christians from Palestine are economic hardship, unemployment, the political impasse, threats to personal security, and restrictions on movement—all direct consequences of the occupation!
This is in addition to the ongoing attacks on Christian places of worship, schools, churches, cemeteries, and institutions over the past 77 years in Jerusalem and the West Bank!
Reports from the Rossing Center on Christians in the Holy Land, in 2024 alone, documented 111 attacks against Christians in the Holy Land by settlers in Jerusalem and the West Bank. These included 46 physical assaults, 35 attacks on church property (churches, monasteries, crosses, and graves), and the remainder consisted of harassment and threats.
"Quoted via others."
Welnu, hoe de harde werkelijkheid er dan uit ziet voor Christenen in een staat voor Joden, daarover doen ze steevast het zwijgen toe:
To our free Christian brothers and sisters around the world, please be advised:
- From 1967 to the present, 3,147 dunams of land belonging to Christian landowners in Beit Jala have been confiscated by Israel to expand the boundaries of the Israeli-occupied Jerusalem municipality.
- In the Cremisan Valley – Beit Jala, church and human rights reports indicate that the route of the separation wall has isolated approximately 3,500 dunams of privately owned agricultural land belonging to 58 Palestinian landowners from their town, most of whom are Christian families. This land represents the last major green and agricultural area in Bethlehem/Beit Jala, and contains olive groves, some of which are likely centuries old.
This applies to the entire Bethlehem Governorate (Bethlehem, Beit Jala, Beit Sahour, etc.)!!
A geopolitical report by ARIJ estimates that the governorate has lost 18,048 dunams to the wall, settlements, bypass roads, and closed military zones, a significant portion of which was lost at the expense of towns with a strong Christian presence. A 2024 human rights report states that a new settlement plan called Nahal Heletz will seize an additional 602 dunams of land belonging to Beit Jala and Battir, west of Bethlehem, within the Gush Etzion bloc.
Church reports and organizations like Open Door indicate that the primary reasons for the emigration of Christians from Palestine are economic hardship, unemployment, the political impasse, threats to personal security, and restrictions on movement—all direct consequences of the occupation!
This is in addition to the ongoing attacks on Christian places of worship, schools, churches, cemeteries, and institutions over the past 77 years in Jerusalem and the West Bank!
Reports from the Rossing Center on Christians in the Holy Land, in 2024 alone, documented 111 attacks against Christians in the Holy Land by settlers in Jerusalem and the West Bank. These included 46 physical assaults, 35 attacks on church property (churches, monasteries, crosses, and graves), and the remainder consisted of harassment and threats.
"Quoted via others."
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