Monthly Archives: April 2016

Genocide Debate, Far From Over

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CBN News During his trip to the Vatican where he met with Pope Francis, Vice President Joe Biden addressed the persecution of Christians and other religious minority groups in the Middle East.…

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ANNOUNCEMENT ENOUGH BLOODSHED – ENOUGH PERSECUTION – STOP TERRORISM

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We need your support to stop the Kurdish aggression in the occupied Assyrian homeland The Assyrian Council of Australia is calling on all Assyrians and supporters to join a rally that is scheduled to take place in Sydney. We are gathering to condemn in the strongest terms possible the barbaric acts of terror by the…

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ISIS ‘destroys historic church in Mosul’

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florence-taylor Florence Taylor Junior Staff Writer ISIS has destroyed Mosul’s famed Clock Church, one of the best-known churches that remained in the Iraqi city, according to Iraqi news reports. Wikimedia The clock church in Mosul…

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Islamic State Demolishes Iconic ‘Clock Church’ in Mosul

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clock church by Thomas D. Williams, In their ongoing rampage against all things Christian, Islamic State jihadists have blown up the historic “Clock Church” in the center of Mosul, one of the most recognizable features of the city which could be seen from miles around. The distinctive bell tower with the clock had been given…

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Iraqi Kurdistan: Christian Demonstration Blocked

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Sought to Protest Kurdish Land “Encroachment” (Beirut) – Kurdish security forces on April 13, 2016, blocked roads to prevent Christian Iraqi families from reaching the regional capital, Erbil, to hold a protest. The Christians had planned to demonstrate against what they say is encroachment on their land by Kurds.…

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Iraqi priest: My vocation, in the drama of war and disease

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A vocation to the priesthood which originates and is fed by the “ilnesses” and the “drama of a nation” battered by decades of war and sectarian divisions; a personal story that is intertwined with the life of his beloved country, where “God willing” he desires to carry out his mission. ROME: A vocation to the…

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Report on kidnapped bishops in Syria 22 April 2013-2016

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22 APRIL 2013-2016: THE NEGLECTED CASE OF THE TWO KIDNAPPED ARCHBISHOPS OF SYRIA Today it is three years since, on April 22, 2013, the two archbishops of Aleppo, the Syriac Orthodox H.E. Mor Gregorius Yuhanna Ibrahim and the Greek (also called Rum or Melkite) Orthodox H.E. Boulos Yazigi, were kidnapped by unidentified armed men in…

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Iraqi forces free 200 people from Daesh south of Mosul

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Iraqi soldiers secure an area near the frontline on April 9, 2016 in the town of Kharbardan during military operations to recapture the northern Nineveh Province from Daesh terrorists. ©AFP Iraqi army forces have freed scores of people who had been imprisoned by the Takfiri Daesh terrorist group near the embattled northern city of Mosul.…

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Iraqi Christians return home from Czech Republic

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Prague, April 21 (CTK) – A group of 16 Iraqi Christian refugees who wanted to leave the Czech Republic for Germany last week departed for Iraq this afternoon, said Kiril Christov, spokesman for the Refugee Facilities Administration of the Czech Interior Ministry.…

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UK Parliament recognises genocide in Middle East

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By John Newton A LEADING Catholic charity has welcomed a unanimous vote in the House of Commons recognising Daesh (ISIS)’s attacks on Christians, Yazidis and other ethnic and religious minorities as genocide. The motion, which also called on the Government to refer the issue to the United…

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French President concludes visit to Jordan

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Amman, April 19 (Petra) — French President, Francois Hollande, left Amman, on Tuesday, concluding a one-day visit to Jordan, during which he held talks with His Majesty King Abdullah II and discussed Jordanian-French relations and latest regional and international developments.…

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Iraqi Christians in Czech Republic ask to be sent home

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Agence France Presse PRAGUE: Sixteen Iraqi Christians in the Czech Republic Tuesday asked to be sent home after a failed bid to move to Germany, Czech Interior Minister Milan Chovanec said. “They probably realized they would have to stay in the Czech Republic, given the…

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