In 1967, Christians made up 6% of the West Bank population. Today, it's just over 1%. Successive waves of emigration, fueled by the Gaza war fallout and Israeli settler violence, a

In 1967, Christians made up 6% of the West Bank population. Today, it's just over 1%. Successive waves of emigration, fueled by the Gaza war fallout and Israeli settler violence, are rapidly reshaping the Holy Land's demographics.