Times Square billboard declares ‘Jesus Is Palestinian’

An inflammatory digital Times Square billboard, funded by the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), spewed a fundamental falsehood in a weak attempt to “reclaim the truth” about the alleged “genocide” in Gaza.

“Jesus is Palestinian. Merry Christmas,” declared the distorted message that essentially rewrites history.

ADC explained the intent behind the messaging on its Instagram page: “As Gaza endures genocide, and the birthplace of Jesus is under siege and occupation, we reclaim a fundamental truth in the heart of Times Square.”

“In a season of peace we speak to those who have been denied peace,” the group propagandized. “Using these billboards, we: Reclaim the truth, honoring the Palestinian refugee born in Bethlehem; challenge the ongoing erasure of Palestinian identity, culture and rootedness to the land; highlight the reverence for Jesus in Islam, fostering interfaith understanding against forces that seek to divide us; and proudly assert our truth in the most visible public space, refusing silence.”

Of course, as Grok noted, applying “Palestinian” to Jesus is an anachronism, which means imposing a later term on an earlier era.

Jesus is widely identified as a Galilean Jew, born around 4–6 BCE in Bethlehem and raised in Nazareth. The region was known as Judea, or more broadly, the Roman provinces of Judea, Samaria, and Galilee, according to Grok.

Meanwhile, in the region today:

Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on the social media platform X:

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