ISBN-13: 9780981571003 / Angielski / Miękka / 2008 / 212 str.
Christianity is the world's most popular religion, with 2.6 billion adherents worldwide. It is also the most persecuted. Despite its overwhelming worldwide majority, there are many countries where the majority is a minority and Christians suffer the worst harassment, discrimination, persecution, violence and even death. Ironically, one of the worst places in terms of Christian suffering is the very place where Christianity began, Judea and Samaria-commonly called the West Bank-as well as the nearby Gaza Strip. Only a few generations ago, when the Muslim majority refused to accept the presence of the Jews in the Jews ancient homeland, the world had a solution: partition of the disputed area and the restoration of a portion of the Kingdom of Israel to its original owners, to be reconstituted by them as what remains today, the only Jewish state. Today, it is the Christians of Judea, Samaria and Gaza who are persecuted and threatened with extinction. In this book, I argue that was right for the Jews in 194i7 is right for the Christians today: partition of the West Bank and Gaza between Muslim and Christian, and the creation of a Christians state.