November 05, 2013
“The situation of many of the Christian communities in Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine has become catastrophic,” the statement noted. “We repudiate all violence and demand action by responsible authorities to end the kidnapping, torture, and killing of Christians and all civilians. We also appeal for the release of Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Boulos Yazigi and Syriac Orthodox Archbishop Yohanna Ibrahim, both of Aleppo, Syria.”
7 ноября 2013 г.
Mass grave found in freed Christian village in Syria
Mass grave found in freed Christian village in Syria
After the operation that liberated the Christian village of Sadad from the Giish and Jabhat al-Nusra militants, local residents discovered two mass graves that contained about 30 bodies of men, women and children, killed at the hands of the extremists around October 26–28 this year.
'Extremists Are Exterminating Christians' in the Middle East, Says Russian Orthodox Church
'Extremists Are Exterminating Christians' in the Middle East, Says Russian Orthodox Church
The Russian Orthodox Church announced it intends to participate in the second International Meeting of the Clergy on the Settlement of the Syrian Crisis.
Horrific Violence Against Christians in Egypt and Syria Caught on Video
Horrific Violence Against Christians in Egypt and Syria Caught on Video
Antti Korkeakivi, the head of the department of indigenous people and minorities at the United Nations has said that "serious violations against Christians in Egypt and Syria" have been recorded.
