Chistians



A documentary series exploring Christian communities in the West Bank and daily life against social and political change.

Jesusalem, Old City 2003.
Taybeh, Christian Village, West Bank 2003
A black and white photo of a wall with a religious picture of the Virgin Mary holding Jesus, taped to a large metal door with a padlock.
Three nuns sitting outdoors, surrounded by a crowd of people, some standing and some sitting, with trees and bushes in the background.
Ramallah, West Bank, 2003.
Jordan Valley, West Bank 2003.
A city square with parked cars, trees, and buildings, featuring a tall minaret under a clear sky.
Black and white photo of children holding small flags and olive branches during a celebration or event, with a young girl in a patterned headscarf in the foreground.
Person dressed as Santa Claus standing on the side of a street on a cloudy day, holding a small bell in one hand and a black bag in the other.
A butcher in a white apron looking at his phone in front of hanging beef cuts at an outdoor market.
In The Crypt Of the Church of Nativity, Bethlehem, Christmas Eve, 2002.
Bethlehem, Manger Square, Christmas Day, 2002.
Two women celebrating on a street during an event, holding large bouquets of flowers, dressed in patriotic clothing with red, white, and blue colors. The woman on the right is wearing a white hat with
In The Crypt Of the Church of Nativity, Bethlehem, Christmas Eve, 2002.
A narrow alleyway scene in black and white, featuring old stone buildings with balconies, wires overhead, and a prominent cross on a balcony in the center.
Statue of a religious figure, possibly a pope or bishop, wearing ornate robes and a gold chain with a cross, making a gesture with one hand and touching the chest with the other.
Jesusalem, Old City 2002.
Jean Rolin, French Writer & Author of 'Christians'
A religious shrine featuring a statue of the Virgin Mary enclosed in a small wooden shelter with a stone wall and cross in the background, against a partly cloudy sky.
Taybeh, Christian Village, West Bank 2003
Michel Sabbah, First Palestinian Archbishop and Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, 2003.
Franciscan Nuns, Ramallah 2003.
Ramallah 2003
Hebron, West Bank 2003.