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3 days ago - Officials claimed the church owed taxes on several income-generating properties, while the patriarchate argued that historic agreements exempted its holdings from such payments. The freeze disrupted salaries for clergy and staff and drew condemnation from the Palestinian Authority, Jordan, ...
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Archons
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Archons Condemn Israel’s ‘Freeze’ of Bank Accounts of Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem - Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate
August 18, 2025 - Historically, churches in the Holy Land have never paid either municipal or government taxes on their properties; this held true for centuries, throughout the periods of Ottoman, British, Jordanian and Israeli rule over Jerusalem.
Openjerusalem
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Archives of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem · Open Jerusalem
File - 4 : List of rents disbursed to our necessitous natives and Greeks. File - 4 : List of rents paid to the owners of the houses rented by the Holy Community in Jerusalem for the local Orthodox Christians.
Jerusalem Patriarchate
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The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem - Jerusalem Patriarchate - News Gate
November 15, 2024 - The whole second half of the 19th century, the Patriarchate entered a bright period of rehabilitation and renaissance. The entire Orthodox Christian world with the by now free Greek Nation in charge, contributed with gifts and considerable financial help towards the struggle of reconstruction.
Encyclopedia Britannica
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Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem | Holy Land, Christianity, Faith | Britannica
March 16, 2026 - James, seems to have disappeared after the sack of Jerusalem by the Romans (ad 130), a new Christian Jerusalem was revived in the 4th century. It became a great centre of Christian religious life and pilgrimage and consequently was made a patriarchate by the Council of Chalcedon (451). Under the rule of the crusaders, Western clergy acquired a predominant position in the holy places, but the Eastern Christians never abandoned the shrines. Under subsequent Ottoman rule, Greek monks, Syrians of various confessions, and Georgian, Armenian, Coptic, and Egyptian monks and Franciscan Friars struggled to acquire and preserve the right of worship in the various places.