Comments about ‘Mine fields circle Jesus' traditional baptism site’
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"Just months before the official opening of one of Christianity's holiest sites to visitors, the area where John the Baptist is said to have baptized Jesus remains surrounded by thousands of land mines."
WHY?.
Is that a good idea to keep a area surrounded by thousands of land mines when crowds of tourists are walking around taking pictures.
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