Christian communities in Israel are facing rising harassment and fear, with nuns now walking with escorts and incidents like teens spitting near them despite Jewish volunteers nearby. Though less than 2% of the population, Christians are rallying through faith and interfaith solidarity, including pilgrimages on Mount Tabor. Tensions stem from regional conflicts and historical wounds, yet Jewish activists vow to protect them, echoing Jewish resilience. A violent attack on a nun led to indictments and heightened police presence, prompting Israel to appoint a special envoy to Christians and vow to prosecute all attacks — aiming not just for survival but thriving. Amid fear, many Christians remain steadfast, seeing their presence as vital to peace, even as traditions like dawn pilgrimages persist through wartime.
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