A modern-day “Elijah” whose life has tracked with the trials and adventures of the nation.

TIKA says it seeks to “strengthen the Palestinian steadfastness in Jerusalem.”

“If LGBT people are normal, why do they need separate budgets?” wondered the deputy mayor of Jerusalem.

The threats came to naught, and Palestinians are left feeling “hopeless” and without a real response to the blue and white flag march in Jerusalem.

“Jerusalem is in the midst of a revolutionary shift that is already making its mark: the city is prospering and growing.”

Marches of Life have taken place in 26 countries in over 400 cities since 2018. Christians from over 30 nations were represented in this year’s March.

A journey of triumph, reflection and remembrance.

The discovery sheds light on the commercial activities of the time and offers a rare glimpse into the daily lives of the city’s inhabitants.

Palestinian social media urges the thwarting of the flag parade. Muslim clerics disseminate videos calling for action against Jews.