Summary
Orthodox Christians celebrated Christmas Eve in Bethlehem, located in the West Bank. The event included scout marches through Manger Square, marking a return to traditional celebrations after previous cancellations due to the conflict in Gaza.
Key Facts
- Orthodox Christians celebrated Christmas Eve in Bethlehem.
- Bethlehem is located in the West Bank, which is under occupation.
- Scouts marched through Manger Square as part of the festivities.
- Celebrations were resumed after being cancelled during the recent conflict in Gaza.
- Christmas Eve is a significant observance for Orthodox Christians.
