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Conversations with the Assyrians of Mardin

By Mehmet Kalyoncu In this insightful essay reflecting on a recent trip to Turkey?s often ignored southeast, Turkish scholar Mehmet Kalyoncu makes the case for why the national interest lies with improving the rights of religious minorities such as the Assyrian Christians. Assyrian Metropolitan Samuel Aktas was anxiously pacing back …

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US to aid Syrian democracy groups

  Ms Rice has also requested funds to back dissidents in Iran The US has announced it is to give $5m (?2.87m) in grants to pro-democracy groups in Syria. The funds are aimed at “accelerating the work of reformers”, a State Department statement said. A website has been set up …

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The Mohammad caricatures are an alarm clock

In some of the media in the Moslem world they jeer at, or ridicule Jesus, Moses, Buddha or some other prophet almost every day.  I have never heard that anyone spit on, trampled or burned the flags of Arab nations because of this.  The religion that western society is based …

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Muslim Militants Threaten Christians and Europeans

By Julie StahlCNSNews.com Jerusalem Bureau ChiefFebruary 02, 2006 Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) – Palestinian militants angry over the publication of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed in European newspapers issued threats against Europeans on Thursday, while a Christian group said there may be a link between the Danish cartoons and a recent wave …

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Muhammedbildernas f?rsta d?dsoffer

Sverige- expressen: Nu har de danska avbildningarna av profeten Muhammed sk?rdat sitt f?rsta liv. En person d?dades och fjorton skadades allvarligt n?r bomber briserade utanf?r sex kyrkor i Bagdad och Kirkuk p? s?ndagsmorgonen. Orsaken till attentaten ?r Jyllands-Postens teckningar av profeten Muhammed. Flera islamistiska organisationer har uppmanat till h?mndaktioner gentemot …

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Bombs kill 20 Iraqis, target churches, US TV anchorman hurt

Baghdad- AFP: At least 20 Iraqis were killed in rebel attacks and bombings, including six coordinated car bombs set off near churches, while a roadside bombing wounded a US television news anchor and his cameraman. The latest rebel attacks Sunday came as the trial of ousted president Saddam Hussein was …

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Bombs Target Four Iraqi Churches; 3 Dead

Baghdad- AP: ?Car bombs exploded in a synchronized spree of attacks outside at least four churches in Baghdad and the northern city of Kirkuk within a short period, killing at least three Iraqis and wounding nine, police said. Col. Birhan Taha said that three civilians were killed and one wounded …

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