The Church of England has passed a motion calling for greater understanding of the experiences of Palestinian Christians, as outlined in the Kairos documents. The decision, made during a synod meeting, aims to encourage church members to learn about the struggles and perspectives of Palestinian Christians. The Kairos Palestine document, first published in 2009, is a statement from Palestinian Christian leaders that calls for nonviolent resistance to the Israeli occupation and includes a call for boycott and divestment from Israel. The motion has faced backlash from some groups who view the documents as anti-Israel. Supporters argue that the move is about listening to the voices of a marginalized Christian community. The Church of England has not endorsed the content of the documents but has committed to facilitating study and discussion. This step comes amid ongoing debates within Christian denominations about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The motion was passed despite opposition, reflecting a desire within the church to engage with complex geopolitical issues while maintaining a pastoral focus on Christian communities in the region. The church has emphasized that the initiative is educational and not a political statement.