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Fadi focuses on local cultural and political events, with an emphasis on the Middle East, particularly the Palestinian Territories and Bethlehem. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, he would likely be open to pitches featuring local perspectives on cultural or political developments in the region.
Given Fadi's focus on government announcements and seasonal topics such as Christmas, he may be receptive to insights from local officials or community leaders involved in these events. Pitches could include offering access to individuals involved in regional government initiatives related to culture and society or those engaged in planning or participating in seasonal celebrations.
Fadi’s articles often cover religious events; therefore, pitching stories that involve unique traditions or perspectives within Christianity specific to the area of focus might resonate well with him.
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By: Fadi Hanna
Israeli authorities denied entry permits for over 70 teachers and administrative staff, forcing Christian schools in Jerusalem to suspend the academic year. According to the Custody of the Holy Land, the non-renewal occurred “suddenly and without prior notice.”
By: Fadi Hanna
A network of Catholic priests with over 2,200 members worldwide has declared that the situation in Gaza constitutes genocide. The organization, which launched in August 2025, released their statement on August 21.
By: Fadi Hanna
Pope Leo XIV praised the witness of Middle Eastern Christians, describing them as offering a “precious testimony for the entire Church.” The Pope's words came during a meeting with bishops from the region, in which he expressed his deep admiration for communities that maintain their faith amid adversity.
By: Fadi Hanna
Pope Leo XIV assured bishops from the Middle East that they are not alone in their ministry, offering words of solidarity and encouragement to Church leaders navigating some of the most challenging pastoral environments in the world.
On September 5, 2026, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa visited the Latin Parish of Acre for the first time. During the visit, he met with those serving the parish, the faithful, and representatives of the city's various institutions and communities.
By: Fadi Hanna
Pope Leo XIV addressed Latin Catholic bishops serving in the Arab world with an encouraging message: “Do not be afraid of your smallness.” The Pope's remarks acknowledged the minority status of Catholic communities in Muslim-majority societies while affirming their unique and irreplaceable vocation.
By: Fadi Hanna
Rev. Dr. Michael Youssef shared reflections on hope, reconciliation, and the unique role that Christians can play in Jordanian society. The prominent Christian leader spoke about the importance of faith as a foundation for building bridges across religious and cultural divides in the region.
By: Fadi Hanna
His Beatitude Theophilos III emphasized the importance of Christian presence in Jerusalem during his meeting with the U.S. ambassador. He stated that “Jerusalem is sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims,” highlighting the region's multifaith significance.
By: Fadi Hanna
Students are returning to Holy Family Parish's school in Gaza City for the first time since Israel's military campaign began. Auxiliary Bishop William Shomali emphasized the significance of this reopening, stating: “Reopening the school is itself a form of care.”
By: Fadi Hanna
“The crisis in the Holy Land is no longer measured only by the explosions of war. It is increasingly visible in closed schools, empty churches, blocked roads, disappearing jobs and families wondering whether they can still build a future where generations of Christians have lived for centuries.”
