Religious Freedom and Christian Communities in Israel and East Jerusalem: 2025 update
The recording of our breifing: ‘Religious Freedom and Christian Communities in Israel and East Jerusalem’ is now available in our YouTube channel
The recording of our breifing: ‘Religious Freedom and Christian Communities in Israel and East Jerusalem’ is now available in our YouTube channel
This report is part of the Advocacy and Education Initiative, and aim to address the escalating harassment Christian communities have faced for many years, in Jerusalem and other areas of the country.
In September 2025, a quantitative survey was conducted among a representative sample of 500 Jewish citizens of Israel.
. The survey aimed to systematically examine the attitudes of Jews in Israel toward
Christianity and Christians, both within the local Israeli socio-political and cultural context and in
broader contexts extending beyond the Israeli arena.
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The Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue conducted this survey to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges, needs, and aspirations of Christians in Israel and East Jerusalem—specifically Arab-Palestinian Christians, who form the majority of these indigenous communities and are either Arab-Palestinian citizens of Israel or East Jerusalem residents. Building on our longstanding work in …
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