Christmas in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, is far from the usual festive celebration this year amid Israel's aggression.

An interfaith event in London has commemorated Palestinian Christians unable to celebrate Christmas because of the ongoing Israeli genocidal war on Gaza.

The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch in Syria has announced the cancellation of Christmas and other New Year celebrations, citing “current security conditions” after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime.

This episode peels back the layers of one of the most contentious issues in modern geopolitics, the Israeli regime's human rights violations against Palestinians.

This year a pall of gloom has descended on Bethlehem during Christmas.

Where would Jesus stand as Palestinian resistance factions continue to push back against Israel's barbaric occupation forces in the birthplace of Christianity?

Palestinian Christians living in Lebanon believe that this Christmas is not a Merry one with the continuous onslaught in Gaza.

While children in the Western world are celebrating Christmas, a different reality unfolds in the Gaza Strip.

Iran’s president expresses hope that the mass killing of people in Gaza would end in New Year.

Christmas festivities have been cancelled this year in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, as Palestinian Christians join Muslims to protest the Israeli genocide in Gaza Strip.