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Lebanon’s Christian Politicians Agree to Disagree

      Beirut – Naharnet — Intra-Maronite squabbling have dominated the political theater in Lebanon recently, reflecting a competition on who represents Lebanon’s Christians and defends their interests. The row, pitting mainly Gen. Michel Aoun’s Free Patriotic Movement and Samir Geagea’s Lebanese Forces, followed a statement by Maronite Bishops accusing …

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Explosives Found in Truck Heading From Syria to Iraq

      BAGHDAD – AP — Iraqi security forces have seized 200 explosive belts from a truck they say crossed into Iraq from Syria today. That word comes from a spokesman for the Interior Ministry. The driver of the truck is being held for questioning. Iraq’s government and U-S authorities …

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Egyptian Christian Escapes Deportation

        Egypt – WorldNetDaily — An Egyptian Christian will remain in the United States for now, because even though he may have no such right, “he most assuredly has a right not to be tortured,” a federal court ruled. The decision came in the case of Sameh Khouzam, 38, …

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Assyrian-Chaldean Women Meet to Discuss the Situation in Iraq

  By Cassie Maher Australia – starnewsgroup — Assyrian-Chaldean migrants of Hume say they are living under a cloud of uncertainty and dread as their relatives in Iraq are raped, murdered and kidnapped by Islamic extremists. Edwina Dinkha, an Assyrian community leader, said the conflict was hitting close to home …

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Fear of Muslims Forced Elderly Assyrian Couple to Stay Home, Die

        Dora(Baghdad)- ana-ashur — Hours after his wife Laila Yacoub Hermis, 68, passed away, an acute psychological trauma killed George Yousif Jajjo aged 74. The Assyrian couple were living alone besieged in their home due to the imposed blockade on Christians by terrorist groups. The Assyrian couple lived in …

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FINALLY!! SWEDEN HAS PASSED A HISTORICAL RESOLUTION

  By Nuri Kino Sweden- ESNA — Yesterday the Swedish Migration Board passed a historical resolution regarding refugees from Iraq seeking asylum. For several years there have been reports of ethnic and religious persecution against non-Muslims in Iraq, without the surrounding world understanding the full extent of it. The Swedish …

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Danish Group Issues Statement on the Persecution of Assyrians in Iraq

  Denmark – AINA — A group calling itself “Representatives for the Iraqi Christians in Denmark” has issued the following press release concerning the ongoing persecution of the Christian Assyrians in Iraq: We, on behalf of the representatives of Christian members of the Eastern churches in Denmark, do strongly condemn …

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