Syrian Resistance to Zion/Jihadist Barbarism

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Event for Christmas 2017 in Syria: People, Institutions, Communities

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Christian denominations in Syria celebrated Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ, the messenger of love and peace, on Monday by holding masses and prayers in churches.

Prayers and masses were held in a number of provinces, including Lattakia, Sweida and Hasaka, highlighting the values of love, tolerance and peace that Jesus Christ brought to humanity and praying for God for security and stability to prevail over all Syrian territory.

Aleppo locals are celebrating the 1st anniversary of defeating terrorism which coincides with Christmas celebrations through lighting up Christmas trees at the main squares and the houses announcing the return of peace and security to the city, and praying for the return of peace to every inch of the homeland.

On the occasion of Christmas and New Year, Hmeimim-based Russian Coordination Center distributed on Friday school bags, stationery and milk to the children of the martyrs in Ghassan Zwan School and those of the Russian community in Lattakia and its countryside.

Patriarch of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church Joseph Absi participated in the prayer along with a number of heads and representatives of Christian denominations in Damascus and the Ambassador of the Vatican in Damascus Cardinal Mario Zenari.

In a statement read on behalf of the heads of the Christian denominations in Damascus on what is happening in Palestine, Patriarch Aphram II said the US President’s decision over al-Quds is unjust and contrary to UN resolutions… … …

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President al-Assad: “Syria is a homogeneous country, Christians are the basis of homeland”

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President Bashar al-Assad received (on 17/9/2017) participants in “The General Assembly for the Syriac Youth in Syria 2017” in the presence of Patriarch of Antioch and All the East for Syriac Orthodox Mor Ignatius Aphrem II and a number of patriarchs.

The meeting also dealt with the necessity of the Christian existence in Syria, in general, and the Syriac presence, in particular, as they are a basic element in the Syrian national structure with assertion on their deeply-rooted role in the face of the continued displacement attempts they have encountered by terrorism and its supporters.

President al-Assad affirmed that such forums send a clear message to the inside and outside that the Christians are not guests or emigrant birds, but they are the basis of the homeland’s existence, and without them, there is no existence for the diverse Syria that we know, at the same time, the Christians without Syria have no land or existence for them… … …

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Father Daniël Maes (78): “Western media spreading lies on Syria and Western governments are in alliance with radical Islamists who completely ruining the country”

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The Flemish Father Daniël Maes (78) lives in Syria in the sixth-century-old Mar Yakub monastery in the city of Qara, 90 kilometers north of the capital Damascus.

Father Daniel has been a witness to the war and according to him, Western media spreading lies on Syria and Western governments are in alliance with radical Islamists who completely ruining the country.

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Israel’s Yinon Plan, Saudi Wahhabism and U.S. Wars: Arab Christians Mass Exodus

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“The real danger lies in whether the Christian world loses the last early Christians…the last ancient souls of the earth.”

Such is the dire prediction by one writer regarding the ongoing exodus of Arab Christians from the Middle East – an exodus triggered by Western neo-colonialism and Zionist expansion that suits the military-industrial complex……………..

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Difference between Trump, Obama, Bush, Clintons, Putin in Jerusalem

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Trump took a tour of the Holy Sepulcher Church like a museum and posed for photos. There is nothing wrong about praying at the Wailing Wall, but why didn’t he kneel at Jesus’ tomb or his Stone of Anointing or the actual Holy Sepulcher? Has any US president ever knelt there??? Let us know. (more videos of Putin here)

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Anti-Christian pogrom underway in Ukraine…while is ongoing a genocide attempt of Donbass population by Kiew’s putschists [U.S.-NATO supported]

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Anti-Christian pogrom underway in Ukraine…

…while is ongoing a genocide attempt of Donbass/Novorossiya population by Kiew’s putschists [U.S.-NATO supported]

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MALOULA: “WE WILL NEVER FORGET”

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In 2013, 5 young men were kidnapped from the ancient Christian town of Maloula, during the NATO and Gulf state funded, Nusra Front/Free Syrian Army-led invasion of this extraordinary hillside town, that still teaches the language of Christ in its schools, Aramaic. For the first six months, after their kidnap, their families remained in contact with the kidnappers among the Free Syrian Army or so called “moderates” & Nusra Front aka Al Qaeda, then communications ended abruptly.
These hopes were cruelly destroyed recently when the executed bodies of the 5 young men were found close to the Syrian border and were identified as the kidnap victims.
The Martyrs’ names are : Ghassan Michael Shnis, Atef Ragheb Kalomeh, Shady Michael Thalab, Daoud Sarkis Milaneh and Jihad Mtanios Thalab.
The grief and rage was palpable, both from those close family members walking with the coffins and from the people of Damascus who flocked onto the streets to pay their respects. United in the senseless loss of yet more young lives in this 6 year war bieng waged against Syria by U.S.-NATO and Gulf state regimes.
God bless the martyrs of Maloula and take their souls into peace and rest from the turmoil on earth.
Farewell brave souls….travel well into the light…you will never be forgotten.
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Maaloula receives the bodies of 5 Christian martyrs killed in Lebanon by al-Qaeda ~ [Reports, Videos]

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Lebanese authorities returned the remains of 5 Syrian Christian citizens from Maaloula found across the borders.

The martyrs from Maloula, the predominantly Christian city in Damascus Countryside, were kidnapped by the US sponsored ‘Moderate Rebels’ before they converted into ‘Nusra Front’ upon raiding their city in 2013.

Marks of torture appeared were obvious on the bodies of the 5 men who were buried hastily on the Lebanese side of the Qalamon Mountain across the borders from Maloula.

Syrian officials received the bodies in a majestic procession, among them were the Governor, Police chief of Damascus Countryside and both Christian and Muslim leading clergy in the region…………………..

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“Spend less time in virtual reality” [Christian Russia]

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Christmas is celebrated on the 7th of January in the Gregorian Calendar. This date is observed by Orthodox Christians from Central and Eastern Europe, as well as Greece, and a minority of Christians in African and Middle Eastern countries. This year, President Putin attended Christmas services at Yuriev Monastery, outside Novgorod. Every year, he attends a rural church of his choosing for this purpose. Meanwhile, Patriarch Kirill of Moscow held the official Orthodox Christmas ceremony at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, in Moscow. (We thanks Inessa Sinchougova for the translation)

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Orthodox Christmas service in Moscow ~ Putin attends service in Veliky Novgorod (Mixed feed)

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Hundreds of worshipers have gathered in the iconic Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow for the Orthodox Christmas service headed by Patriarch Kirill. Russian President Vladimir Putin is celebrating the holiday in the city of Veliky Novgorod.
Commentary is provided by Sergei Brun, academic fellow at the Museum of the Russian Icon in Moscow, and RT news anchor Nadira Tudor.

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Serbian Orthodox Christmas Day liturgy in Belgrade [Serbia]

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Patriarch Irinej, head of the Serbian Orthodox Church, led Christmas Day liturgy at St. Michael’s Cathedral in Belgrade on Saturday. ~ Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic attended the liturgy. ~ Other notable attendees included members of the Catholic Church in Serbia, Members of the Serbian royal family and Former Serbian Foreign Affairs minister and future presidential candidate Vuk Jeremic.

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Iran’s Christians celebrate Orthodox Christmas

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Christians in Iran have celebrated Christmas in the Muslim-predominated country. Press-TV correspondent Yusef Jalali has attended one of their celebrations held in Tehran’s Milad Tower.

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Orthodox Armenian Christmas celebrated at St. Sarkis Church in Damascus

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Mass at St. Sarkis Armenian Orthodox Church in Damascus.

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Christmas services held in churches across Syria, Patriarch Yazigi presides upon Christmas mass in Aleppo ~ [Videos-Photos]

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Christmas mass was held at St. Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Aleppo city, presided upon by Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch and All East John X Yazigi.

In his Christmas sermon, Patriarch Yazigi said that no words can describe the feelings brimming in the hearts in these days which witnessed the great victory of Aleppo and its salvation from terrorism, saluting the people of Aleppo for their steadfastness and their commitment to their land.

Yazigi prayed to God to preserve President Bashar al-Assad, to grant the Syrian Arab Army victory, and to bless the entirety of Syria with peace and security, and he also prayed for the return of the abducted bishops Paul Yazigi and John Ibrahim who were abducted by terrorists in Aleppo countryside in 2013.

Christmas mass was also held at the Malkite Greek Cayholic Cathedral of the Dormition of Our Lady in Damascus, Sweida, Hasaka….

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Drone footage captures damaged Saint Elias Cathedral (Aleppo)

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Drone footage focuses on the Saint Elias Cathedral which has been exposed to several attacks by mercenary-terrorists, in the Al-Jadideh quarter of Aleppo. The church will hold its first Christmas ceremony in four years this coming Sunday. Throughout the Syrian crisis, the church has been the target of three missile attacks by terrorist gangs. The church is considered to be one of the oldest in the Middle East. It was built in 1873.

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Cairo, Egypt: Coptic Cathedral left in ruins, dozens people killed in terrorist bomb attack

At least 25 people, mostly women and children, were killed, and 49 others injured in an explosion near St. Mark’s Coptic Cathedral, a Cairo’s Coptic Christian Cathedral. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the blast – the deadliest attack on Egypt’s religious minority in years. ~ Reports in local media said the blast took place at around 10:00 local time (08:00 GMT), when an unknown attacker threw a bomb into a chapel close to the outer wall of St. Mark’s Cathedral. The blast reportedly injured dozens of others at St. Peter’s church, which lies adjacent to the cathedral. ~ Thousands of Egyptian Coptic protesters rallied in Cairo’s streets on Sunday, following an attack on the city’s main Cathedral on Saturday, where dozens worshippers were killed.

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Christians, the most persecuted by NATO-terrorist gangs in Syria, dies for their faith every 5 minutes: “Syria is over 6000 years old – its people will always restore what our enemies destroy” [Video Eng Subt]

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This short documentary film Expulsion (Izgnanie), made for the Russian television channel Rossiia, focuses on the plight of Christians in war-torn Syria. This subject is worthy of greater attention than it has received in the mainstream Western media, hence our effort to subtitle this project.

After all, Christians are one the most persecuted groups in the world. Their depopulation is a general trend in the entire Middle East and North African region (MENA), not just in Syria.

This documentary states that, for instance, half of Palestine’s population was once Christian, but now only 5% remain. In Iraq, of the million and a half Christians prior to the U.S. invasion, only 10% are there today. In 2013, OSCE estimated that a Christian dies for his faith every 5 minutes.
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It is under secular governments like that of Syria that different religious groups were able to peacefully coexist until recently. This documentary film and its participants reinforce this notion…

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Il faut, sans tarder, lever les sanctions contre la Syrie et les Syriens!!! ~ Abolire, senza indugio, le sanzioni contro la Siria e siriani!!! ~ [Fra-Ita]

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(FRA) ~ Nous appelons nos autorités à lever incessamment les sanctions qui affament les Syriens et les forcent à quitter leur pays !
En 2011 l’Union Européenne a décidé d’infliger des sanctions économiques à la Syrie, en les présentant comme des mesures visant des membres du régime, alors qu’en réalité elles imposaient au Pays un embargo sur le pétrole, bloquaient toute transactions financière et interdisaient l’échange de beaucoup de biens et produits.
La rhétorique sur les réfugiés qui fuient la Syrie est d’une parfaite hypocrisie si, en même temps, on continue à affamer, à priver de soins, d’eau potable, de travail, de sécurité et de la plus élémentaire dignité ceux qui ont le courage et la dignité de rester dans leur pays malgré les difficulté.

(ITA) ~ «Chiediamo che le sanzioni che peggiorano la vita quotidiana di ogni siriano siano immediatamente abolite»: questo l’appello che religiose e religiosi siriani indirizzano ai parlamentari e ai sindaci d’Italia e d’Europa.
Le sanzioni varate nel 2011 dal Consiglio d’Europa scadono alla fine di maggio 2016 e non devono essere rinnovate. Il loro impatto sulla popolazione è molto più grave di quello che si vuole far credere. La guerra e le sanzioni non lasciano altro scampo ai siriani che la fuga. Lo spiega l’appello delle religiose e dei religiosi siriani, impegnati ogni giorno a soccorrere le popolazioni, i superstiti di Aleppo come i milioni di sfollati interni.
Nel 2011 l’Unione Europea, varò le sanzioni contro la Siria, presentandole come “sanzioni a personaggi del regime”, che imponevano al Paese l’embargo del petrolio, il blocco di ogni transazione finanziaria e il divieto di commerciare moltissimi beni e prodotti. Una misura che dura ancora oggi, anche se, con decisione alquanto inspiegabile, nel 2012 veniva rimosso l’embargo del petrolio dalle aree controllate dall’opposizione armata e jihadista, allo scopo di fornire risorse economiche alle cosiddette “forze rivoluzionarie e dell’opposizione”.
Non solo: la retorica sui profughi che scappano dalla guerra siriana appare ipocrita se nello stesso tempo si continua ad affamare, impedire le cure, negare l’acqua potabile, il lavoro, la sicurezza, la dignità a chi rimane in Siria.

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Mons. Antoine Audo, Vescovo di Aleppo: “Dietro i jihadisti in Siria ci sono turchi e sauditi: ma i veri mandanti di questa guerra sono USA e Israele” [PDF-Ita]

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Mons. Audo: “… la guerra in Siria é orchestrata da un’organizzazione di Stati molto determinati, che dispongono di risorse finanziarie quasi sterminate…

… i soldi vengono dall’Arabia Saudita, Qatar, i miliziani vengono addestrati in Turchia, ma questa guerra é organizzata per interessi economici e strategici ad alti livelli da USA e Israele, secondo un ben orchestrato accordo…

… i nodi sono due: la volontá di Israele di sopravvivere e quella Statunitense di imporre la propria supremazia…

… la Turchia é a 40 km dalla cittá e ogni giorno invia nuovi combattenti…

… Putin é stato una benedizione, e stato il nostro salvatore contro gli estremisti islamici…”…

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Orthodox Christian community in Syria celebrates Easter according with the eastern calendar

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Churches burnt, Christian cemeteries desecrated by Daesh’s vandals in the Syrian liberated town of Al-Qaryatayn ~ [Reports]

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Al-Qaryatayn had been held by terrorist groups since late August. The liberation of the city proclaimed April 3 came days after Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) was pushed out of the ancient city of Palmyra, 100km (60 miles) to the east.

The jihadists apparently used a bulldozer to partially destroy St Elias Monastery, which dates back more than 1,500 years. Human bones from ancient graves are strewed amidst the rubble.

Inside the monastery there is an Assyrian church and all Christian symbols in it have been destroyed. In the church graveyard, the gravestones have been trashed and all the crosses removed.

Thankfully, the monastery’s beautiful old church is still standing, but has been severely desecrated. After an apparent attempt to set the building on fire from inside, the old beams look burnt and the floor is covered with burnt pages with texts in Assyrian from Christian holy books.

There is not one building left in Al-Qaryatayn that has escaped damage from the fighting.

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Appeal from Yemen for Easter: Fr. Tom Uzhunnalil, a Catholic priest, is still missing and threatened to be crucified by Daesh

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Daesh, in Yemen on behalf of the al-Saud family, is committing, as always, horrendous crimes, in the conspiracy of silence by the Western media enslaved to U.S. and Israel

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One week after the attack on the house of the Missionaries of Charity in Aden, in Yemen, there is still no news of the Indian Salesian missionary Fr Tom Uzhunnalil.

In addition to the sisters, the driver and at least two other Ethiopian employees of the community were killed during the terrorist attack. The Mother Superior of the convent escaped. The elderly and disabled people housed at the community are all alive.

As yet, there is no news of Fr Uzhunnalil who has been residing at the Sisters’ convent since the Holy Family church in Aden was looted and set on fire by unidentified armed men last September.

Also 4 Missionary Sisters of Charity, the congregation founded by Mother Teresa of Calcutta, were murdered by a group of armed men who attacked their convent, in the Yemeni city of Aden.

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Armenian Christian Orthodox Community in Syria celebrate Christmas [Report, Photos and Videos]

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Bishop Armash Nalbandian, Primate of the Armenian Church of Damascus, delivered Christmas sermon in which he asserted that Syria will remain forever a highlight for the nations in enhancing amity and fraternization.

“We celebrate today the birth of Jesus Christ who is the prophet of love and peace as we pray and ask God to make peace prevailing in Syria”, Nalbandian said.

He said that Syrian’s awareness will remain the first guarantor for its victory in the face of the tribulations and conspiracies hatched against it.

The Bishop congratulated on this occasion the Syrian people and the sponsor of peace, president Bashar al-Assad, who is the guarantee of peace in Syria…. … …

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Christian denominations in Syria celebrated Christmas

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Christian communities in Syria celbrated masses and prayers to celebrate the birth of the Messiah and Saviour, Jesus the Christ

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Syrian Evangelical Orthodox Church

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Daesh [ISIS]: the AntiChrist’s tool ~ [Documentary]

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A GREAT REPORT AND DOCUMENTARY

In early 2015, a small Egyptian village was dealt a cruel blow.

ISIS [Daesh] killed 20 men from Al-Ur because they were Christian.

Now their families take comfort from their faith as they to come to terms with the loss.

The whole community honours the dead as martyrs, Christian and Muslim neighbours alike mourn their deaths and condemn the killers.

A few survived and are torn between survivor’s guilt and admiration for the courage shown by their fallen friends.

However hard times may be for this village, the community finds solace and pride in how the martyrs’ faith remained strong to the very end.

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“Burning Churches Is Legitimate Under Jewish Law” ~ [Reported by Gilad Atzmon ]

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Reported by Gilad Atzmon ~ Commentators on modern Jewish history are often puzzled by the animosity of secular Jews toward gentiles. Particularly puzzling is the scale of Jewish ‘revolutionary’ violence towards Christianity and churches in particular. It is no secret that Bolshevism set many churches ablaze. The International Brigade followed a similar pattern in Spain (1936). It is an established fact that Yiddish was the lingua franca of the International Brigade that was formed following a tidal wave of Church burning by the Republicans. That act of barbarism didn’t seem to deter the salt of the Jewish Left who rushed to liberate Spain in the name of the ‘International’. And yet, historically, this kind of barbaric act was never associated with rabbinical Judaism.

Apparently, this is not the case anymore. In the Jewish State, Orthodox Jews do burn churches and they do it in the name of the Torah and in accordance with their interpretation of the Jewish religion.

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Easter celebrations, Syriac Catholic Archbishop Kawak: “May God protect Syria and its Army, to achieve victory against terrorism” ~ Daesh terrorists blow up the Church of the Virgin Mary in Hasaka

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Christian denominations in Syria, who follow the Western calendar, celebrated Easter, with celebrations limited to prayers and masses due to the circumstances in Syria and in honor of martyrs.

Greek Catholic Patriarch of Antioch and All East Gregory III Laham affirmed during the sermon that Christians of the East are unified despite the suffering visited on them by terrorists, adding that they are determined not leave their homeland.

Meanwhile in the Armenian Orthodox Archdiocese, Primate of the Armenian Church of Damascus Bishop Armash Nalbandian urged in his Easter sermon the Syrians to pray to God “to bless our beloved homeland with peace, brotherhood and prosperity.”

The heads of Christian churches implored God to bless their homeland with security and safety and to bring to an end the suffering of the Syrians at the hands of terrorists, stressing that co-existence that distinguishes the Syrian people will enable them to achieve victory over their enemies.

They also hailed the unbreakable bonds binding the Syrians, pointing out that Syria will remain the homeland of love and peace.

On his sermon after the mass, Syriac Catholic Archbishop Kawak prayed to God to protect Syria and its Army and to achieve victory against terrorism.

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The real Syrian moderates: voices of reason

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While the Western-led, anti-Assad bloc mind-blowingly speaks of arming non-existent “moderates” to fight in Syria, they also continue to demonize and silence the very voices that offer a true means of bringing peace and stability back to the region.

Two of these voices are: Political and Media Adviser to President al-Assad, Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban; and Syria’s highest Muslim official and scholar, Grand Mufti Dr. Ahmad Badr Al-Din Hassoun. Both are highly-educated and convey messages of dialogue, understanding, and peace. And both seemingly terrify the West, which has been quick to sanction and deny them visas, lest the anti-Syria lies and propaganda be challenged before a Western audience.

Mufti Hassoun calls his Greek Orthodox counterpart, Bishop Luca al-Khoury, his cousin and brother. “Our grandfathers, 1,400 years ago, were one family. My grandfather embraced Islam and his remained Christian.” He maintains that he, as Grand Mufti, serves the Syrian people, period. “In Syria, there are 23 million Christians, and 23 million Muslims. My title is Grand Mufti of the Syrian Arab Republic, not the Mufti of a particular denomination.”

Political and Media Adviser to President al-Assad, Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban: “Not only has the West backed and trained terrorists in Syria, the so-called “opposition” they hand-picked to represent Syrians can’t even pretend to do so. “They adopted personalities who haven’t lived in Syria for 30 years! Further, they took the wrong step in closing embassies, instead of communicating with us and observing from the ground. In the name of ‘democracy’ and ‘human rights’ they are destroying our country”.

“Syria was formerly one of the fastest developing countries in the world, and one of the safest. We have free education and health care. We did not know poverty; we grew our food and produced our own clothing. At universities, 55 percent of the students were women.” Already, these are points the West would prefer remain unheard, points which dispute the lies that Syrians were living in miserable oppression prior to the faux-revolution, and also which could not be said about NATO’s Gulf state allies.

“The souk of Aleppo was the most beautiful. It’s now rubble, they destroyed it. In whose interest is it to destroy this heritage? Who is the beneficiary of this? I’m sure if the American public knew the truth about what is happening in Syria they wouldn’t accept Syrian people being slaughtered”.

“I told them, ‘We have baths which are over 1,000 years old and still functioning. I studied Shelley: they didn’t have baths 800 years ago in England. We did, we were having baths and coffee,’” she relates with a laugh. “Stop calling for us to be civilized. We are civilized!”

On the note of religion, Shaaban embodies the secular coexistence that is Syria. “I’m a Muslim, but I feel am partly Christian. I visit (Christian towns of) Saydnaya and Ma’loula. I celebrate Christmas, because it is something that I feel. There is an Arabic proverb which says: ‘Differences don’t mean that you don’t love one another.’ We each have our own different ways of life.”

Mufti Hassoun calls his Greek Orthodox counterpart, Bishop Luca al-Khoury, his cousin and brother. “Our grandfathers, 1,400 years ago, were one family. My grandfather embraced Islam and his remained Christian.” He maintains that he, as Grand Mufti, serves the Syrian people, period. “In Syria, there are 23 million Christians, and 23 million Muslims. My title is Grand Mufti of the Syrian Arab Republic, not the Mufti of a particular denomination”… … …

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33 more people captured by DAESH in Hasaka, adding to 56 already held captive ~ ISIS target villages surrounding Tal Tamr area to open a passage towards the Syrian borders to facilitate smuggling of weapons and mercenaries from Turkey, which is 100% accomplice of international terrorism sponsored by the US

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DAESH started an assault overrunning a number of villages committing various acts of atrocities which left tens of civilians killed and scores of houses burned to the ground and drove hundreds of others out of their homes.

The antique church of Tal Hermez, considered one of the oldest churches in Syria, was also burned down.

According to locals, DAESH aims through targeting villages surrounding Tal Tamr near to Ras al-Ayn city to open a passage towards the Turkish borders to facilitate the procurement of weapons and mercenaries from Turkey.~

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Archbishop of Hasakah: “Turkey is complicit in the abduction of dozens of Syrian Christians by DAESH terrorists”

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Syrian Catholic Archbishop of Hasakah slams Turkey for complicit in the abduction of dozens of Syrian Christians by DAESH

A prominent Syrian bishop says Turkey is complicit in the abduction of dozens of Syrian Christians by ISIL terrorists.

Syrian Catholic Archbishop of Hasakah-Nisibi said on Wednesday that Turkey is to blame for the recent abduction of at least 150 Assyrian Christians from villages in the border areas.

Jacques Behnan Hindo, who was speaking with the Vatican Radio, said Turkey is openly cooperating with ISIL Takfiri terrorists when it comes to transferring oil, wheat and cotton stolen by the terrorists.

“In the north, Turkey allows through lorries, Daesh (ISIL) militants, oil stolen from Syria, wheat and cotton. All of these can cross the border but nobody [from the Christian community] can pass over.”

He strongly criticized Turkey for its refusal to permit entry to the Christians who have been exposed to the threat of ISIL militants.

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Confirmed: 56 residents from 2 villages of Hasaka province captured by Daesh after large-scale assault ~ REPORT

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Families fleeing ISIS arrive in Hasaka city, concerns raised over fate of locals who stayed behind

Terrorists of the DAESH (ISIS) captured 56 people from the villages of Tal Hermez, Tal Shamiram, located in the surrounding of Tal Tamr town in the countryside of Hasaka, northeastern Syria.

Local sources in the area said DAESH terrorists held captive at least 56 of the two villages’ residents and took them to an unidentified area.

Scores of families who fled the terrorism of DAESH in Hasaka province gathered in the courtyard of the Assyrian Church in Hasaka city, and the prevailing feelings around them are sorrow over what happened in their hometowns and fear for those who stayed behind.

Terrorism survivors recount details of their painful ordeals

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DAESH Attacks Assyrian Christian Chaldeans Villages in North Syria, 4 Killed, Dozens Captured, Churches Burned

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Fighting broke out at 5 AM today between DAESH (ISIS) and Assyrian and Kurdish fighters in the Hasaka province in northeast Syria. ISIS attacked the Assyrian villages of Tel Goran, Tel Hurmiz, Tel Tamar, Tel Baloaa Tel Shamiran, Tel Riman, Tel Nasra, Tel Khareta, and Abu Tena. The DAESH fighters were met by members of Assyrian Guards (called Natorehs), an Assyrian Militia, and Kurdish fighters form YPG. 4 Assyrian fighters were killed as well tens of ISIS fighters. According to the latest reports, fighting is still ongoing in Tel Tamar.

DAESH has abducted dozens of Assyrian men, women and children, including 12 from Tel Hurmiz, 15 from Tel Goran. They have been brought to Jabal Abdul Aziz. The residents of the villages of Tel Shamiran (approximately 50) and Tel Jazira (about 40) are being held captive in their own villages by DAESH.

A number of churches have been destroyed, including the church in Tel Hurmiz, one of the oldest churches in Syria, the Mar Bisho church in Tel Shamiran, the church in Qabr Shamiy and the church in Tel Baloua.

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Syria strongly condemns the heinous crime committed by Daesh terrorists against Egyptians in Libya ~ Egyptian Air Forces strike Daesh positions in Libya ~ 9 civilians (3 kids) killed by terrorists in Aleppo

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Syria strongly condemned the heinous crime committed by terrorist groups against Egyptian citizens in Libya, a crime which shows the true nature of these organizations.

The crime in question is the murder of 21 Egyptian by beheading at the hands of ISIS members, which was shown in a video released by the terrorist organization on Sunday.

Egyptian Air Forces conducted air strikes against positions and training camps of DAESH (the so called ‘Islamic State in Iraq and Syria’, ISIS) terrorist organization in Libya.

Nine civilians, including three children, were killed when foreign mercenary forces fired rocket shells on al-Serian neighborhood in Aleppo city, a source in the northern province said on Monday.

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4,000-Strong Christian Military Force Formed to Fight Daesh in Northern Iraq

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Thousands of Iraqi Christians have established their own military group and are training to fight ISIL in the Nineveh Plains of northern Iraq, The Arab Source reported.

Iraq expert Sajad Jiyad: “The Assyrians want their land back and they – as well as the Turkmen and the Yazidis – are sending a message that: ‘We are going to come back and we are not going to leave our villages and towns and our cultures to be destroyed. We want to come back to our homes and, no matter what we face, we’re willing to fight and take that back.’ I think that is a positive message for the entire nation.”

Last year, ISIL captured Iraq’s largest Christian town, Qaraqosh, forcing tens of thousands of residents to flee. The towns of Tal Kayf, Bartella and Karamlesh were also seized by the ‘jihadists’. It is estimated that over 100,000 Christians have been displaced in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region of northern Iraq because of the ISIL advance.

John Michael, a British-Assyrian in Iraq, told the Catholic Herald: “This is our last stand, if this fails then Christianity will be finished in Iraq”.

Before 2003, the number of Christians in Mosul was approximately 60,000 before the US army invaded Iraq in 2003 when the town’s Christian population has started to decrease rapidly.

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Daesh-ISIS atrocities against minors, subject to systematic abuse, sold as slaves, crucified or buried alive ~ [Video Reports]

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A shocking report by the UN has sounded the alarm over the DAESH-ISIS atrocities against Iraqi minors, saying they are subject to systematic abuse.

According to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, Takfiri militants sell abducted kids at markets as sex slaves, or kill them by crucifixion or burying them alive.

It also says the terrorists use children under the age of 18 as bombers or human shields including those with disabilities.

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Daesh (IS) threatened to demolish churches in Syria’s northeastern province of Hasakah

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Daesh terrorist gangs have threatened to demolish churches in Syria’s northeastern province of Hasakah, if they refuse to remove crosses.

The statement also condemned such Daesh moves against the Christian population.

The Assyrian organization added that if the Daesh terrorists continues its practices of intimidation, people will be forced to emigrate.

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Syrian Christians prepare for Christmas in Homs

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Despite the war, Christians in Homs (liberated thanks to the Syrian Arab Army) were able to return to their neighborhood for preparing Christmas.

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L’Esercito Siriano ad oggi l’unico baluardo tra la popolazione civile e il Califfo del terrore”, Mons. Mario Zenari, Nunzio Apostolico in Siria (ITA) ~ [Mgr. Mario Zenari, Apostolic Nuncio in Syria: “The Syrian Army is the only bulwark between the civilian population and the Caliph of terror”

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~ Natale in Siria e Medioriente: la strage degli innocenti per mano dei nuovi Erode.

~ Mons. Mario Zenari, Nunzio Apostolico in Siria: “L’Esercito Siriano (del Pres. Al-Assad) ad oggi l’unico baluardo tra la popolazione civile e il Califfo del terrore”.

Si è visto come anche la coalizione internazionale messa in piedi in fretta e furia da Obama per contrastarla stenti, proceda per passi ondivaghi quanto ambigui, segno evidente di una scarsa volontà politica di fondo, di una mancanza di chiarezza sui veri scopi dell’intervento, che vorrebbe contenere l’Isis ma non sembra aver cancellato del tutto la segreta speranza di una caduta di Assad o quantomeno di un logoramento ulteriore del suo governo. Per questo non si cercano convergenze, se non tacite e limitate e solo se costretti dalla situazione, con l’esercito siriano, ad oggi l’unico baluardo tra la popolazione civile e il Califfo del terrore.

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A Merry Christmas from Syrians in Italy ~ Natale in Medioriente, con i Cristiani di Knayeh, Siria (confine nord-est)

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UN ESEMPIO DI VERA COERENZA CRISTIANA, DI TESTIMONIANZA E CORAGGIO, LONTANI ANNI LUCE DAL “CRISTIANISMO” POLITICAMENTE CORRETTO (BUONISTA E MENEFREGHISTA) OCCIDENTALE NOSTRANO.

Padre Hanna Jallouf ( sequestrato con altre persone lo scorso ottobre dai miliziani della fazione jihadista Jabhat al-Nusra, braccio siriano di al Qaeda, e dopo qualche giorno rilasciato) racconta: “Possiamo celebrare Messe e funzioni ma non possiamo uscire fuori dalla nostra chiesa. A Natale non possiamo abbellire l’esterno della chiesa, fare il presepe, allestire l’albero. Ma questo non ci impedirà di riunirci il 24 dicembre… In chiesa avremo un piccolo presepe, fatto solo di una piccola culla per deporre il Re della pace”.

“Sopravviviamo perché vogliamo dire ai fondamentalisti che siamo cristiani e lo resteremo fino alla morte. I nostri avi sono nati e morti qui. Così faremo anche noi”

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