Why has it been so hard for organizations to treat Israel like any other state?

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Further reflections from the academic dean of the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary in Lebanon.

What should I tell my daughter when bombs fall and the great nations say nothing?

Missiles' booms sound the alarm to our forsaken responsibility of peace making.

An open letter to Dr. Martin Accad.

The academic dean of the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary is angry at evangelical Christians, Israel, Hezbollah, the U.S., and the international community.

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This week's fighting between Israel and Lebanon seems too familiar.

We say "everyone wants peace," but we also want to see our enemies destroyed.

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Local Christians fret over Hamas's victory.

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The local joke is that Gaza is hell. But that doesn't seem to deter ministry there.

The Holy Land has always been treacherous.

Some remain politically neutral.

Druze attack Christians in 'pogrom.'