Monthly Archives: November 2014

Locals collect winter gear for Iraqi refugees

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By Sabra Stafford Crime Desk sstafford@turlockjournal.com The Assyrian American Civic Club has gathered hundreds of boxes of donated winter gear that is headed to Iraq. On a long table in a back room at the Assyrian American Civic Club volunteer Melinda…

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No letup in flight of Iraqi Christians into Lebanon

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The Syriac families in the Dekwaneh house arrived in Lebanon in early October after two months as internal refugees in the Kurdish capital of Erbil.(The Daily Star/Hasan Shaaban) Syriac girl, Sandra, rides her toy car. (The Daily Star/Hasan Shaaban)…

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Islam: solution or problem, that is the question

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By Mark Durie A slogan of the Muslim Brotherhood is “Islam is the solution”. Dean Philip Jensen recently stated in regard to the Islamic State (ISIS) that “It is time to face the truth that Islam itself is part of the problem.” Solution or problem: what is the truth about Islam?…

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Pope likely to meet Christian refugees in Turkey

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by Ed West Pope Francis pictured with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople in a poster displayed outside a Catholic Church in Istanbul (CNS) Vatican spokesman says some refugees may be present when the Pope meets Catholic students…

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Save Christians in the Middle East!

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Dr Alexander Yakovenko, Russian Ambassador to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Deputy foreign minister (2005-2011). A woman and a soldier loyal to Syria’s president Bashar Al-Assad stand beside a damaged church in Maaloula August 21, 2014. (Reuters/Omar Sanadiki)…

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Christians Flee the Land Where the Word Began

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By The Daily Telegraph IZRAA: Artillery shook St Elias’s Church as the priest reached the end of the Lord’s Prayer. The small congregation kept their eyes on the pulpit, kneeling when required and trying to ignore the regular thuds that rattled the stained glass windows above them.…

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The site of Ankawa.com individually publish a short video for the first moments of the destruction of the nuns victory monastery in Mosul

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Ankawa.com – Younes Thanon Translated by Rashwan Issam Al-Daqaq The site of Ankawa.com individually publish a short video showing the first moments for the blowing up of the nuns victory monastery located in Alaraby neighbourhood at the northeast of the city of Mosul. The sources of Ankawa.com in Mosul said that the…

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Breaking news: The militants of the Islamic State (ISIL) blow up the Victory Monastery of the young nuns of Jesus Heart in Alaraby neighbourhood in Mosul

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Ankawa.com – Mosul Exclusive – Translated by Rashwan Issam Al-Daqaq The site of Ankawa.com received information from its own sources in the city of Mosul, specifically in Alaraby neighbourhood, that the militants of ISIL blew up the Victory Monastery of the young nuns located opposite to the monastery of St. Georgis.…

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High-Ranking Iranian Bishops, Assyrian, Christian MPs Write Letter to Obama

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TEHRAN (FNA)- A number of high-ranking Iranian bishops and Assyrian and Christian members of the parliament in a letter to US President Barack Obama stressed that the Supreme Leader’s fatwa that has placed a strong religious ban on the acquisition, possession and use of atomic bombs leaves no room for western concerns over Iran’s nuclear…

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Iraqi Civil Society and a Difficult Task

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Alyaa Alansari Bent Al Rafedain organization / Women’s rights activist Every year on the 25th of November the world celebrates the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and international organizations and women’s…

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Modern exodus: How ISIL is erasing Christians in the Middle East

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Iraqi Christians pray during mass in an Erbil church, July 20, 2014. (AFP/File) Two years ago Jalal Yako, a Syriac Catholic priest, returned to his home town of Qaraqosh to persuade members of his community to stay in Iraq and not to emigrate because of the violence directed against them.…

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