JERUSALEM (AP) — Leaders of significant churches haveactually implicated Israeli authorities of introducing a “coordinated attack” on the Christian existence in the Holy Land by starting tax procedures versus them.
While Israeli authorities have attempted to dismiss the argument as a regular monetary matter, the churches state the relocation upsets a centuries-old status quo and shows installing intolerance for the small Christian existence in the Holy Land.
In a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week, the heads of the significant Christian denominations declared that 4 towns throughout Israel had justrecently sent caution letters to church authorities warning them of legal action if they did not pay taxes.
“We think these efforts represent a collaborated attack on the Christian existence in the Holy Land,” composed the heads of the Catholic, Greek Orthodox and Armenian Orthodox churches. “In this time, when the entire world, and the Christian world in specific,