In Lebanon — the only country in the region where the Christian community is not a small minority — Christians have become a beacon of hope for believers in the Middle East, unlike Iraq ...

“Compared to the number of Christians in Palestine, Christian population in Israel is a meager 185,000 which is just 1.9% of Israel’s 9.3 million people.

The Middle East is more Muslim than ever. In 1900, 14 percent of the Middle Eastern population was Christian. After genocide and mass emigration, Christians now stand at 4 percent of the population.

Archaeologists have unearthed Tharais, a mystery Christian settlement in the Middle East that has been hidden away for centuries ...

Impoverished Middle East Christians, disinherited ones, Christians tied up in years of agonizing litigation against the powerful are, of course, far less like to stay in their ancient homelands ...