Bethlehem

Bethlehem is traditionally the birthplace of Jesus. As such it is revered by all Christians, who honour the birthplace of their Lord and Saviour by scrapping in its holy places   and endangering buildings by arguing about who has the right to repair them (as opposed to actually, y'know, repairing  them).

Other Bethlehems
Wikipedia lists ten Bethlehems in the USA, and one each in the Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa, Switzerland and Wales. Bethlehem of Galilee is in northern Israel, and Bethlehem Chapel is in Czechia. Confused? Try the Bethlem Royal Hospital, a psychiatric hospital in London which gave its name to the word Bedlam.

The Bethlehem in Pennsylvania was founded by members of the Moravian Church, a German-speaking Protestant sect, who had emigrated from Moravia Bohemia, in present-day Czechia. One of this Bethlehem's tourist attractions is the "Holiday Putz Trail" at Christmastime, where people traditionally display (known as Christmas putzes in Bethlehem) and  This can cause some snickering among people who know a bit of Yiddish or Yiddish-influenced English, for whereas in German putz only has non-obscene meanings, in Yiddish it means "penis" or a "stupid, worthless person".