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Reader comment on item: Christians Disappearing From Iraq

Submitted by Salam Hanna (United Arab Emirates), Jun 27, 2007 at 06:09

All .... Even it is excellent article for some, but it is hard to know that our original and lovely people of Iraq (Christians, Jews and Sabeans) being terminarted. Christianity of Iraq dated back to the first decades of Jesus Christ. Iraqi Christians still using the ARAMAIC Language, of Father Abraham, which is developed into the Syriac, Hebrew, Assyrian, Chaldean and Sabean.

We need more than articles, we need US, Europe and All Good People all over the world to assist in raising there voices toward this terrible killing of Iraqi Christians. It is the same story occurred to the poor Iraqi Jews ...

Iraqi Christians asking for your SOS ...

God Bless

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What is US policy about persecuted christians outside the US? [28 words]Bob CaneNov 18, 2008 15:18
Genocide of Chaldeans in Iraq [87 words]ishtarMar 21, 2008 03:48
⇒ Help Iraqi Christians [113 words]Salam HannaJun 27, 2007 06:09
Christianity in Iraq [141 words]KaushikJun 13, 2007 03:20
Christians in Nazereth [48 words]Sam KixerJan 15, 2005 13:55
Who is to blame ? [49 words]SotoOct 31, 2004 21:55
↔ Soto: who's to blame? [50 words]R PaulusAug 21, 2006 12:54
Thank you.... [141 words]Joseph ZelmanOct 22, 2004 22:20
What about Arabic?
[w/response] [79 words]		James Richard SpriggsAug 30, 2004 02:53
That is what the fundamentalist Muslims do in each country [107 words]F. ShawkiAug 26, 2004 21:35
Saddam, although evil, was better [159 words]N.N.Aug 26, 2004 11:13
What is to be expected? [182 words]Peter J. HerzAug 25, 2004 20:22
What I fear [91 words]BabsAug 25, 2004 14:38
Plurality being a bane of fundamentalist Islam [106 words]David W. LincolnAug 25, 2004 13:36
Christians [39 words]Carol MuiseAug 25, 2004 12:58
Christian cleansing from the Middle East [150 words]Stephane LubiczAug 25, 2004 11:26
Where are they going? [18 words]Csrl HoffmanAug 25, 2004 08:26
Interesting Article ! [131 words]RashmiAug 25, 2004 04:06
Christians Disappearing from Iraq [29 words]Yolanda CanfieldAug 25, 2004 00:45
↔ non [73 words]wisam jwedaMar 27, 2007 13:49
↔ انقذوا الشعب المسيحي [71 words]wisam jwedaJun 27, 2007 11:43
Christian extermination [162 words]pauly pikasoAug 24, 2004 23:31
Excellent Article [67 words]AvrahamAug 24, 2004 23:01
Iraqi Christians leaving [195 words]Rebecca MouldsAug 24, 2004 22:39
Christians disappearing from Jerusalem [205 words]Saul KahnAug 24, 2004 22:27
↔ Good point -- there is no easy good vs. evil here [118 words]Johan SeitzburgJan 10, 2008 00:37
↔ Truth vs falsehood [326 words]SumbaApr 16, 2008 17:34
IT'S SO OBVIOUS YET.... [34 words]Janet Ann SuzukiAug 24, 2004 19:49
Action needed. [54 words]RishakAug 24, 2004 18:05
Christians in Iraq [39 words]AbbyAug 24, 2004 16:38
↔ Lack of leadership [98 words]cornsyrupAug 10, 2009 23:45

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