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Kurds and Christians reconcile in Malkyieh, Syria

         Malkyieh(Syrian) – SOK — On Friday 2nd November 2007, the town of Malkyieh in North East Syria, near the Turkish-Iraqi borders, witnessed an enormous gathering where Kurds and Christians reconciled after the killing of a young Kurdish man Jawan Ahmad Ali in April 2007. The killing was …

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Three Essential Issues Facing Assyrians in Armenia

  By Hasmik Hovhannisyan   ARMENIA – hetq — Razmik Khosroev, of Assyrian extraction, is a stage actor with the G. Sundukyan National Academic Theatre and the first representative of the Armenian Theatre to tackle the complex role of Shakespeare’s Richard II. His play entitled “Asoruhi” (Assyrian Woman), a dialogue …

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Assyrian, Armenian Genocide Monument Erected Wales

         Cardiff, Wales – AINA — On Saturday 3rd November 2007, Seyfo Center UK took part in the consecration of a monument in the Temple of Peace in Cardiff, Wales commemorating the victims of the genocide of 1915. This historical step came as a result of the UK …

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Iraqi Church Head Pressing for Peace

  By Ethan Cole   Iraq – Christian Post — The head of Iraq’s largest Christian group said violence is worse in the country for Iraqi Christians than before the U.S.-led offense, but he is praying and making efforts so that “peace will prevail.” Emmanuel III Delly, who was recently …

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Iraqi Cardinal Works to Protect Christians

  By Alissa J. Rubin   BAGHDAD – International Herald Tribune– There is neither a cross nor a sign on the heavy metal gate to indicate that this is the official residence of one of this country’s most prominent Christians, the first prelate in Iraq in modern times to be …

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Ethnic Cleansing of Assyrians Continues

  By Lena Yacoub   IRAQ – modbee — Before the war in Iraq, Saddam Hussein was in power. Iraqi borders had been secured and there was not one terrorist in Iraq. However, people were struggling to stay alive. There were secret massacres and killings. The victims were the Assyrians …

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Lebanese Christians Still Have No Presidential Candidates

         Beirut – AsiaNews — The committee of Maronite politicians ended their meetings without any agreement on possible candidates to the presidency, a key issue for the future of the country, at least on the medium term. The four parties represented (two from the majority and two from …

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