Original sentence: Christian churches in Jerusalem have been vandalized by spray-painted death threats and vulgar remarks against Christianity.Clergymen in the Armenian Church in Jerusalem say they are all victims of harassment, from the senior cardinals to the priesthood students.For years, there have been incidents of Haredi youths spitting at Christian clergymen in the Old City and near the Mea She'arim neighborhood, according to several Jewish and Christian residents of Jerusalem.In 2008, Orthodox Jewish students burned hundreds of copies of the New Testament in Or Yehuda, a suburb of Tel Aviv.The campaign was organized by the town's deputy mayor, Uzi Aharon.The pope’s custodian in Israel, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, wrote to Israel’s president Shimon Peres, warning that “red lines have been crossed and we cannot remain silent,” and asked him to put an end to the attacks.Ultra-Orthodox young men curse and spit at Christian clergymen in the streets of Jerusalem's Old City as a matter of routine.Vandals in Jerusalem spray painted “Death to Christians” and “We’ll crucify you” on the Baptist Church in Jerusalem and similar hate graffiti on a Greek Orthodox monastery in the city
Edited sentence: " Several events have been planned in 2010 by the Orthodox Yedidya congregation to show solidarity with Christians and improve relations between the Haredi and Christian communities of Jerusalem.Father Goosan, Chief Dragoman of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, stated that, "I know there are fanatical Haredi groups that don't represent the general public but it's still enraging.In January 2010, Christian leaders, Israeli Foreign ministry staff, representatives of the Jerusalem municipality and the Haredi community met to discuss inter-faith tolerance.It all begins with education.It's the responsibility of these men's yeshiva heads to teach them not to behave this way".The Anti-Defamation League has called on the chief Rabbis to speak out against the interfaith assaults.The Haredi Community Tribunal of Justice published a statement condemning harassment of Christians, stating that it was a "desecration of God's name.There have been a few instances of graffiti and vandalism of churches in Israel, in particular in Jerusalem, that are attributed to a minority of extremist  Haredi (ultra-Orthodox).There have been some instances of Christian clergy in Israel being spat at by Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) yeshiva students