https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2023-12/christmas-celebrations-holy-land-bethlehem-jordan-gaza-war.html

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Christians in Jordan will hold muted Christmas festivities as a gesture of solidarity with the Palestinian people.

The usually cheerful festivities will be muted, at the request of Christian leaders in the country, in a gesture of solidarity with the suffering Palestinian people just across the border.

The decision to cancel festivities, including bazaars, musical celebrations and the distribution of gifts, came from the Jordanian Council of Churches, which asked that its communities restrict their Christmas celebrations to prayer and religious ceremonies, as well as on donating to funds in support of children in Gaza. Over 10,000 children have died so far in the strip.

Bethlehem, too, will be dim over the Christmas period. There will be no Christmas tree at the traditional site of Jesus’ birth. "We will celebrate in sobriety," said Father Francesco Patton of the Custody of the Holy Land.

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Quite a contrast to so-called Christians who tolerate the murder of innocent babies, children and others, without complaint, those who say they would be happy to see innocent people murdered, those who make themselves apologists for murderers.

It's not hard; you either support evil or stand against it.