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PALESTINIAN CHRISTIANS (2) answer(s).
 
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Conflict and strife on the way to Gethsemane / Ventura, Jonathan   Journal Article
Ventura, Jonathan Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Marian rituals have been the apex of Christian believers' journey for centuries. Although its research importance in many disciplines, Marian devotion and rituals in Israel have been largely neglected. This article outlines several social and religious aspects of 'the public dimension of the ritual'. These aspects include several lines of conflict and strife taking place between a myriad array of socio-ethnic groups: between the Greek Orthodox and the Palestinian Greek Orthodox communities; between the Palestinian Greek Orthodox communities and clergymen; between Palestinian believers and pilgrims; and between the Greek Orthodox and Jews/Muslim believers. This research is based upon a combination of two principal qualitative methodologies: participant observations which took place over a period of three years and in-depth interviews with believers and clergymen. The fieldwork is focused around a procession taking place in the Old City of Jerusalem at the end of August, celebrating Mary's death and resurrection.
Key Words Mary  Greek Orthodox  Rituals  Processions  Palestinian Christians 
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Palestinian christians are integral in the Palestinian national movement / Hassassian, Manuel   Journal Article
Hassassian, Manuel Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The issue of the Christian communities’ plight in the Middle East became a highly significant issue in recent years, with the unfolding of the Arab Spring and with the ethnic cleansing process launched by ISIS. It became a focal point in the West, and attempts to raise awareness about this issue were overwhelming on social media. The conflict was portrayed as Muslim versus Christian, and, of course, this kind of stereotyping should utterly be rejected, because Christians in the Middle East have lived for centuries as part of the indigenous population with Muslims, thriving and developing together.
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