Intifada Palestine

Stuart Littlewood
Stuarts states that Christians walk on eggshells and are mercilessly bullied in their homeland. Their priests are harassed and obstructed and often prevented from going about their pastoral duties. Many are ‘imprisoned’ in their parish.

Stuart Littlewood reminds us not to lose sight of what the Palestinian struggle for liberation is all about. Those politicians sympathetic to Israel should know that Israel has no business being where it is. It’s built on the lands of Palestinian villages which were ethnically cleansed by Jewish terrorists

Stuart Littlewood
“The situation in the Holy Land has gone from bad to worse,” says Stuart. “Injustice and crimes against humanity multiply while the international community and its leaders cower in their grubby corner.” The book’s message therefore is still relevant.

by Stuart Littlewood
In the past Hamas has shown great respect for the Christian tradition of Christmas and, I hear, Hamas officials in Bethlehem used to dress up as Santa Claus to distribute gifts to Christian children.

by Stuart Littlewood
many Palestinians in Bethlehem and the other cities and villages throughout occupied Palestine will be unable to reunite with their families or celebrate Christmas at their holy places in Jerusalem and Bethlehem due to cruel Israeli-imposed travel restrictions. Imagine for a moment what sort of Christmas the half-starved children in blockaded Gaza are having this year,