http://openbethlehem.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=113&Itemid=17 When asked about the reason that caused almost 400 Christian families to emigrate in the last few years as shown in the United Nations report 76.4% of the population in general respond that the Israeli aggression and occupation is the main cause of emigration rising to 78% among Christian respondents and only 3.1% blame it on the rise of Islamic movements. 12.1% believe that it is because of the two above-mentioned factors together.
Concerning the question whether any family member has had land confiscated by the Israeli authorities to build the Wall, settlements or by-pass roads 13.9% answered that many relatives have had their land confiscated, 26.8% answered that they have some relatives whose land has been confiscated, 8.7% answered that they have one relative whose land was confiscated. However, 54.7% of Christians answered that they have at least one relative whose land was confiscated as opposed to 37.7% among the Muslims. 20.1% of the Christians say that many of their relatives have emigrated recently, as against 5.4% Muslims responding to the same question.
"The first question was directed to Muslims asking if they have Christian friends, 87.5% answered that they do have Christian friends, whereas 12.5% answered that they do not have Christian friends.
The second question was directed to Christians asking whether they have Muslim friends, 92.2% answered that they do have Muslim friends, whereas 7.8% answered that they do not have Muslim friends."
"76.4% believe that the main cause of the emigration of 400 Christian families in the past few years is due to the Israeli aggression and occupation,
3.1% only believe that it is due to the rise of Islamic movements.
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66% of the Christians believe that Israel deals with the Christian Heritage of Bethlehem with brutality or indifference."The first question was directed to Muslims asking if they have Christian friends, 87.5% answered that they do have Christian friends, whereas 12.5% answered that they do not have Christian friends.
The second question was directed to Christians asking whether they have Muslim friends, 92.2% answered that they do have Muslim friends, whereas 7.8% answered that they do not have Muslim friends."
"76.4% believe that the main cause of the emigration of 400 Christian families in the past few years is due to the Israeli aggression and occupation,
3.1% only believe that it is due to the rise of Islamic movements.
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66% of the Christians believe that Israel deals with the Christian Heritage of Bethlehem with brutality or indifference."The first question was directed to Muslims asking if they have Christian friends, 87.5% answered that they do have Christian friends, whereas 12.5% answered that they do not have Christian friends.
The second question was directed to Christians asking whether they have Muslim friends, 92.2% answered that they do have Muslim friends, whereas 7.8% answered that they do not have Muslim friends."
"76.4% believe that the main cause of the emigration of 400 Christian families in the past few years is due to the Israeli aggression and occupation,
3.1% only believe that it is due to the rise of Islamic movements.
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66% of the Christians believe that Israel deals with the Christian Heritage of Bethlehem with brutality or indifference."The first question was directed to Muslims asking if they have Christian friends, 87.5% answered that they do have Christian friends, whereas 12.5% answered that they do not have Christian friends.
The second question was directed to Christians asking whether they have Muslim friends, 92.2% answered that they do have Muslim friends, whereas 7.8% answered that they do not have Muslim friends."
"76.4% believe that the main cause of the emigration of 400 Christian families in the past few years is due to the Israeli aggression and occupation,
3.1% only believe that it is due to the rise of Islamic movements.
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66% of the Christians believe that Israel deals with the Christian Heritage of Bethlehem with brutality or indifference.
link to full poll results on PDF file:
http://www.openbethlehem.org/images/stories/OpenBethlehemFinalReport.pdf/