Christians of the Holy Land, called by many “the forgotten faithful,” is a community fading into the future. Before 1948 the Christian community counted 20% of the total population of the Holy Land, at present however, the Christian community of the Holy Land makes less than 2% of the total population and decreasing. The reasons are many: persecution, economic status, marginalization and identity assimilation are part of the agonizing list.

The Badran Brothers, native Christians of the Holy Land, living in Haifa, have survived the hard conditions and decided to take a stand and help their community the best way they can. Their fear of a Holy Land without Christians, Churches that will soon become museums and their love to the Land upon which our Lord Jesus Christ has walked, taught, died and resurrected for our salvation, drove them to start this small family business with a mission they called  HolyLand Gateway.