This conversation delves into the complexities of the Christian population in Palestine, exploring how their narratives are often manipulated within the broader context of Israeli-Palestinian relations. The speakers discuss the historical decline of the Christian community, the impact of the Nakba, and the ongoing resistance efforts by Palestinian Christians. They also highlight the cultural erasure and tokenization of this community, emphasizing the need for a more nuanced understanding of their experiences and contributions to Palestinian resistance. This conversation delves into the historical context and current challenges faced by Palestinian Christians, emphasizing their unity with Muslims against the Israeli occupation. It highlights the significance of St. George in Palestinian identity, misconceptions about Christian-Muslim relations, and the threats to the Armenian Quarter in Jerusalem. The discussion also addresses the disconnect between Palestinian Christians and Western Christians, advocating for greater awareness and activism. This conversation delves into the multifaceted struggles of Palestinian Christians, focusing on the economic impact of tourism, migration challenges, historical resistance figures, and the shared experiences of Palestinian Muslims and Christians under occupation. The discussion emphasizes the need for armed resistance, the importance of humanizing the Palestinian experience, and a call to action for liberation.