Palestinian liberation theologians have wrestled with the Palestinian experience of the world through their faithful witness to the liberation that is proclaimed in the Christian Gospel. Palestinian experiences in Gaza and beyond have taken a new position in collective consciousness since October 7, 2023. How does Christian theology matter for Palestinian life today, amid an ongoing genocide that has taken a decisively brutal and public turn? This multivocal book addresses this question from different approaches. It collects the writings of multiple Palestinian theologians—women and men, from Gaza, Jerusalem, the West Bank, and in Diaspora, across the Christian experience—as they bear faithful Christian witness in their resistance of genocide and in their decolonial work for the flourishing of life that overcomes oppression.

John Munayer is a Palestinian theologian from Jerusalem who holds degrees from King’s College London, the University of Edinburgh, and VU University Amsterdam. John is currently a lecturer at the Bethlehem Bible College and editor of the Journal of Palestinian Christianity. John is also active in several Palestinian Christian initiatives in Palestine.

Samuel Munayer is a Palestinian theologian from Jerusalem. After completing a BA in Theology and Philosophy at Durham University, he completed a Master’s degree in Middle Easter Politics at Exeter University, under the supervision of Professor Ilan Pappe. Samuel has recently co-authored an article with John on Palestinian Liberation Theology titled: “Decolonising Palestinian Liberation Theology: New Methods, Sources, and Voices.

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