An influx of Christians into Israel, as guest workers and caregivers, is changing the face of the faith in the Holy Land; children among the Filipino population, for instance, now mostly speak Hebrew.
Unexpected assimilation
An influx of Christians into Israel, as guest workers and caregivers, is changing the face of the faith in the Holy Land; children among the Filipino population, for instance, now mostly speak Hebrew.
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