'While U.S. Christians are arguing about theology, Palestinian existence is being erased'

Settler violence in the West Bank and Israel's airstrike on Gaza's only Catholic church have garnered rare criticism from Christians in the U.S. Some say Israel's human rights abuses and a growing identification with Christian nationalism over Christian Zionism are already visibly shifting the status quo

Two assaults on Christian churches – one in Gaza, one in the West Bank – have exposed the mounting pressures on Palestinian Christians caught between war and occupation, as well as a growing rift within American Christian communities.

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