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Daoud Nassar is a Christian from Bethlehem. He and his family have founded “the Tent of Nations,” a farm just outside Bethlehem which is a centre for non-violent resistance against the displacement of Palestinians. Daoud and the Nassar family are the 2017 winners of the ‘World Methodist Peace Prize.’
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