Obama to Signal Solidarity With Middle Eastern Christians
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by News Editor
Times of Israel – When he visits the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem next week, US President Barack Obama will be looking to signal solidarity with the Middle East’s Christian communities, the White House said on Thursday.
Many of the region’s Christian populations are embattled minorities, and Obama’s trip to the church, believed by many to be the site of Jesus’ birth, is intended as a message to the region’s oft-persecuted Christian minority.
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