Today, the Jerusalem Cross is still the main insignia of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem — the Latin Catholic diocese for the Holy Land — the Custody of the Holy Land run by the Franciscan ...

Hegseth has pushed back against the accusations, calling objections to his tattoos — a Jerusalem Cross and the Latin phrase ...

The Jerusalem Cross is one of the most immediately distinguishable Christian symbols anywhere. Sunday, July 06, 2025. A service of EWTN News.

Far more conspicuous was the program for the 100-year-old chief executive’s Jan. 9 memorial service. Right on the cover, in black and white, was — you guessed it — the Jerusalem Cross.

While visiting the historic Jerusalem neighborhood of Ein Karem during a school field trip in December, 10-year-old Nehorai Nir spotted something colorful shining in the dirt as he climbed a hill.

Hegseth's Jerusalem cross and ‘Deus Vult’ tattoos are rooted in the Crusades and have modern-day ties to far-right and white supremacist groups. Donate. The Craig Newmark Center; ...

Hegseth’s “detractors have said the Jerusalem Cross is an indicator of extremism, white supremacist, and Christian nationalist sentiment,” wrote FoxNews.com’s Peter Pinedo.

A 10-year-old found a golden cross while on a class field trip to the village of Ein Karem village in Jerusalem, Israel. The medallion is believed to be 100 to 200 years old.

Jerusalem hosted its annual Purim parade on Sunday, celebrating the Jewish holiday that commemorates the biblical story of surviving a plot to exterminate Jews in Persia. The event featured the ...

Israel Palestinians tried to infiltrate Jerusalem disguised as Jews bearing yellow ribbon for hostages. Police said suspect vehicle had a yellow ribbon on its mirror to signify solidarity with the ...

President-Elect Donald Trump's controversial Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth is a war veteran, double Ivy Leaguer, a two-time Bronze Star recipient – and is covered in tattoos.

The Jerusalem Cross originated as the symbol of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and was established in 1099 by King Godfrey of Bouillon, who carried it as his personal coat of arms.