【Truthout】Reverend Munther Isaac's sermon emphasized the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, denouncing global silence on the alleged genocide and drawing parallels to the resilience of Palestinians and the biblical story of Jesus' birth among the oppressed

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Reverend Munther Isaac’s Christmas sermon in Bethlehem highlighted the immense suffering of Palestinians, likening the ongoing devastation in Gaza to genocide, with tens of thousands killed and millions displaced.

He criticized global and church silence, urging accountability and a collective stand against oppression, while emphasizing that hope and resilience endure among Palestinians through their steadfast faith and prayers for peace.

His message resonates deeply with humanitarian principles, drawing parallels between the biblical story of Jesus' birth among the displaced and the plight of marginalized Palestinians today, as the world watches their struggles.

Source: https://truthout.org/video/in-bethlehem-palestinian-christians-demand-an-end-to-western-backed-genocide/