The Story Of Palestinian Christians | The Stones Cry Out (2013) | Full Film

In 1948 the history of Palestine changed forever, but little is ever said about the upheaval faced by its Christian minority. Christians have lived side by side with Muslims and Jews for almost two thousand years. An integral part of Palestinian society, they have shared in the events of recent history, yet their voices are seldom heard and worse: their existence often ignored.

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[journeyman]

Apologies for the reupload of The Stones Cry Out - we have now included subtitles for the non-English spoken parts of the documentary - Journeyman

[derrymullins-fppl]

It's "amazing" that the BBC (and similar: RTE, France 24, DW etc) never run a program reviewing the plight and status of Middle Eastern Christians. Especially given that e are all, ostensibly, Christian heritage country. D Mullins

[sambaxrock]

Just a soul crushing documentary. What was done to these people will never be forgiven or forgotten.

[AJITHTHOMAS-xpcm]

Lord we pray for our Christian brothers and sisters in Palestine
Let there be peace
Let the Christians, and Jews live in peace and amity
And also our Muslim brethren
Lord hear our prayer
Amen

[celiomorais]

May God bless all my palestinian christian brothers and sisters. Love from Brazil 🇧🇷☦️🇵🇸

[HansCoche]

A long overdue video as most ignoranamous in the west think that there are no Christians in Gaza.

[jirislavicek]

The most shameful thing is the total silence of the Western churches about the faith of Palestinian Christians. Also the persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

[shatilayoutube]

As a Palestinian Muslim, my heart aches when I watch this, and my soul is crushed by the weight of the horrors the steadfast Palestinians endure. Our pain is one, and we are one.

[taha.Rabeeah]

I love them very much. We do not have Arab Christians in Iraq. The Christians in Iraq are Assyrian people, but they are also wonderful. I Love the Christians of Iraq and Palestine.
❤️🇮🇶🇵🇸❤️❤️☦️☪️🕌💒❤️

[masoyohas]

My heart feels heavy throughout the entire documentary. Being a Christian, Bethlehem is so close to my heart. Palestine is so close to my heart. It is my prayer every night that Palestine shall become free as it always was.

[sunstar]

As a Christian the film made me very very sad praying for peace between Palestine and Israel all life is so Precious love and blessings from Scotland ❤

[positivealignment]

my father was born in Jaffa in 1946. my grandmothers side was greek orthodox and my grandfather roman catholic. like many christians they were driven out by the zionist colonizers. many years later they ended up in Australia where I was born. we are all around the world and will always be Palestinian. never forget. still waiting for the right of return and justice.

[UmmuFarras]

I am glad this documentary is back online. I was afraid that it will disappear for good.

[talisay]

As a Christian, I had to pause watching this and continue later on. It pains me and can't bear as to what occured and the heartbreaking injustice done to them. The deviousness was unimaginable. 😢💔

[teresaveal]

Dear Jesus, forgive me for not knowing about this atrocity and these beautiful people earlier in my life.
My prayer daily is for their deliverance.

[lindayo]

No Christian in the world, can feel and understand the deep pain of Palestinian christens, but only their fellow Palestinian Muslims.☦❤✝❤☪

[Cpuja]

As a Serbian Orthodox Christian who has travelled to Palestine and met many Palestinians (both Christian and Muslim), I have learned so much about their suffering - more than I previously knew about. I also felt more connected to all Palestinians, especially Orthodox Christian Palestinians, who endure the same hardships my people are enduring today as well under illegal zionist puppet states in my region.

God bless Palestine and much love from Serbia 🇷🇸❤️🇵🇸

[DindoHamac]

The Palestinian Christians roots are older than the Romans or Spanish Christians.

[mohdhu]

Stories of the natives of Palestine. In Jordan, we call our Christian brothers "the salt of the land". Imagine food without salt. They are us and we are them.

[EmanMais]

This tragedy happened to my father’s family in avillage near Haifa and they forced to go to Jordan