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Access to Christian holy sites in Jerusalem has been restricted this Easter holiday. Israel says it protects Christianity in the Middle East, but Palestinian Christians say they face violence and movement restrictions. Al Jazeera’s Ava Warriner explains.

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This is how Israel treats Christians. Palestinian-American Christian Fares Abraham says Palestinian Christians reject violence completely, but argues there’s a double standard in how violence is treated. He claims some U.S. Christian Zionist leaders know what’s happening on the ground and still support policies that harm historic Christian communities. “As a Christian Palestinian-American, I condemn any attacks on civilians… We reject violence altogether.” He says Christians in the Holy Land “extend their hands in peace” to Jews and Muslims alike. But he argues there’s a stark imbalance in consequences: When a Palestinian commits violence, he says they are “usually shot on the spot.” If they survive, they’re imprisoned. Their family homes are often demolished. Their relatives can face movement restrictions. Israel is now pushing to legalize the death penalty for Palestinians. By contrast: “When a settler commits a crime, there is often an Israeli army presence backing it up. There is a system that grants impunity. And that is the grave injustice.” He says that’s why he speaks out — especially to American Christians. “I don’t think the average evangelical Christian Zionist has any idea.” But he and Tucker add: “Some of their leaders know perfectly well what is happening. I know them. And I know that they know. They know the Christians by name. They have their data. They know where they live.” Source: Tucker Carlson

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