Explore the experiences, and challenges, faced by “Arab Christians in Israel” in this important book, edited by Johnny Mansour and published by Diyar Publisher in the Holy Land of Bethlehem (2012).

Explore the rich history, and heritage, of Bethlehem with this book, by Garo Nalbandian, Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb, and Fred Strickert.

Published by Diyar in Bethlehem in 2013.

“Faith in The Face of Empire” book, published by Diyar publisher, in 2014, by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb.

See the Bible through Palestinian eyes.

Mitri Raheb, a Palestinian Christian, explores how empires, from Rome to modern day Israel, have shaped the biblical story, and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

He examines Jesus’s life, and teachings within their historical context, highlighting their relevance to Palestinians today, and offering a powerful message, of faith and hope, in the face of oppression.

“Karima Abboud كريمة عبود” book, published by Diyar Publisher,  in 2011 by:

Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb, Ahmad Mruuat and Dr. Issam Nassar.

Discover the remarkable story of Karima Abboud, Palestine’s pioneering female first photographer.

This book celebrates her life, work, and enduring legacy, showcasing her extraordinary contributions to preserving Palestinian history, and culture, through the lens of her camera.

“Palestinian Identity” book published by Diyar Publisher in 2014, edited by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb.

The development of the Palestinian Identity has been the focus of many
studies and conferences. However, all of the studies so far concentrate
on the emergence of this identity in the last hundred years. Although
several papers in this book still have dealt with the development of the
Palestinian Identity in late Ottoman and early British Mandate Palestine,
another focus of the event was however on analyzing the understanding
of the Palestinian Identity in relation to the biblical story, history and
archeology and how this understanding has been reflected in poetry
and the art. The self-Understanding of the Palestinians of themselves in
relation to time and space and their relationship to other marginalized
groups is a question of high political and social relevance.
The participation of scholars from different parts of the world in the
event did not only bring an international scope, persuasions and perspectives,
but helped fostering an ecumenical, interdisciplinary, multi-ethnic
and multi-cultural environ, dialogues and philosophy.

“Sailing Through Troubled Waters” book, published by Diyar Publisher, in 2013, by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb.

This collection of essays, by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb, published to commemorate his 25th anniversary as a pastor, explores a range of topics, related to Palestinian Christianity.

From the historical context, of the early Church, in the Arab world to the modern day challenges, facing Palestinian Christians, Raheb offers insightful perspectives informed by his theological scholarship, and personal experience.

These previously, unpublished works, provide a valuable contribution, to understanding the complexities, of faith, and life, in the Holy Land.