Church Responses to the Palestine–Israel Conflict

Jason Goroncy, Towards the Ancient City, 2016. Photograph of mixed media.

The escalation of execrable violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian Territories is again in the world’s spotlight. Among the many statements being offered in response are those from Christian communities and ecumenical bodies. These reflect a diversity of approaches and viewpoints, a reminder, among much else besides, that catholicity does not equate to univocality. In most instances, these give some visible expression to the aspirations of those whose lives remain marked by a struggle to bring discord, division, fear, and violence to an end; that is, some expression of the hopes promised in the gospel.

Ecumenical and Interchurch Statements

Other

Please include any further such statements in the comments below and I will add these to the list.

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  1. Hi Jason, I spoke at your theology class back in 2017 on Palestine.
    Palestine Israel Ecumenical Network (PIEN), along with Palestinian Christians in Australia and Friends of Sabeel Australia have issued this joint statement – ‘Public Statement on the current escalation of violence in Palestine/Israel’ – https://mcusercontent.com/6d422d0e088b3c87c0df13ec9/files/0b4f7b98-2663-77b5-7a2c-29fcfe3fc99a/Joint_Public_Statement_on_Palestine_and_Israel_by_Australian_Christian_organisations_31.10.23.pdf
    Cheers,
    Nell

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