“Arab Christians in Israel” Book
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Explore the experiences, and challenges, faced by “Arab Christians in Israel” in this important book, edited by Johnny Mansour and published by Diyar Publisher in the Holy Land of Bethlehem (2012).
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Explore the experiences, and challenges, faced by “Arab Christians in Israel” in this important book, edited by Johnny Mansour and published by Diyar Publisher in the Holy Land of Bethlehem (2012).
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