https://www.christianitytoday.com/2016/08/long-road-to-building-israels-first-post-statehood-church/#:~:text=I%20asked%20David:%20why%20bother,striving%20to%20do%20the%20same.

Been thinking about Christianity in the middle east and how Israel is trying to genocide them, it is illegal for churches to be built in Israel so churches are only being destroyed and vandalized, especially now when the west bank occupiers have free reign to lynch Christians while the west is distracted with the Iran war. This is an interesting article about JEWS trying to build a church, messianics I believe which is a denomination of Judaism that accepts Christ, they went through the same thing Christians go through but manage to win in court because they're Jewish and well connected this does not apply to any "Christians", "messianics" are not really defined or accepted as Christians so what this is is kinda just a synagogue that the Israeli court allowed to exist to save face and keep the facade that Christianity is in any way allowed or legal in Israel.

These are some points from the article:
"They found themselves moving rental properties every few years as Orthodox Jews from the anti-Christian and anti-assimilation group Yad L’Achim put pressure on the owners. They started to look into purchasing a building, but the Orthodox blocked those efforts too.
Finally, they found an opportunity to buy a plot of land from a Jew living out of reach from Orthodox interference in France. When they went to the municipality to ask for permission to build, however, the officials were uncertain. They had procedures for synagogues and mosques, but they had never dealt with construction of churches.

Once they had the fund and the design in place, they had a ground-breaking ceremony; however, the Orthodox showed up to protest, and shortly after issued a lawsuit against the legality of the building permission

Yad L’Achim wouldn’t relent, though, taking the case to Israel’s Supreme Court.

The church won the case, establishing a historic legal precedent allowing Christians in Israel to build churches (still illegal)

Despite their success, however, the church continues to face hurdles, and they haven’t fully moved in yet. Currently, the congregation is submitting the final occupancy documents for the third time now—district officials have already misplaced them twice. (tricky tricky Jews "losing documents" )"

This article is from 2016, I'm not sure if they ever even opened the doors or the Israeli municipality "lost" the documents again, for the 6,000,000 time in a row. anyway- this is a SYNAGOGUE that just somehow related to the name of Christ and even that is absolutely illegal in Israel. crazy stuff our greatest ally and all.