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Bethlehem rebounds from pandemic, lifting Christmas spirits
Headline from Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
As hundreds of millions of Christians were ushering in the Christmas holiday, wrapping up a tumultuous year characterized by conflict and violence in many parts of the world, thousands of visitors descending upon the traditional birthplace of Jesus in the biblical town of Bethlehem.
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As hundreds of millions of Christians were ushering in the Christmas holiday, wrapping up a tumultuous year characterized by conflict and violence in many parts of the world, thousands of visitors descending upon the traditional birthplace of Jesus in the biblical town of Bethlehem.
With a giant evergreen tree, colourful balloons in the streets and selfies in the Church of the Nativity, Christmas tourism has returned to Bethlehem after two years of Covid-related restrictions. Revered in Christian tradition as the birthplace of Christ, the town of Bethlehem welcomes thousands of…
With a giant evergreen tree, colourful balloons in the streets and selfies in the Church of the Nativity, Christmas tourism has returned to Bethlehem after two years of Covid-related restrictions.
After two years of muted celebrations due to the coronavirus, visitors returned to Bethlehem to mark the birth of Jesus Christ. Pilgrims were taking part in traditional Christmas procession and midnight Mass.
Crowds at biblical city, revered as Jesus's birthplace, still not at pre-COVID levels, but Palestinian Authority tourism minister says celebrations 'very different' from last year
Christians worldwide celebrate Christmas today: the birth of Jesus Christ, born 4 B.C. in Bethlehem, five miles east of Jerusalem, in the nation of Israel.
The biblical town of Bethlehem marked a merry Christmas on Saturday, with thousands of visitors descending upon the traditional birthplace of Jesus as it rebounds from the coronavirus pandemic.
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