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Displaced Christian opens only restaurant in destroyed Syrian town
Displaced christians in Syria and Turkey appeal for help
Divisive rule: sectarianism and power maintenance in the Arab Spring: Bahrain, Iraq, Lebanon and Syria
Eastern Christian Subjectivities and Islam’s Hegemony in the Arab World (in: Middle East Christianity: The Modern Muslim World)
Emigration empties Qamishli of its Christian people
Equal eye distance: time to show more solidarity with Assyrians and other Christians
Erbil becomes a transit for Syria’s Christians fleeing ISIS and opposition
Essays on the Sects and Nationalities of Syria and Palestine. The Maronites
Few Christians in the Middle East but more influential than ever before
Fighting for the Nusayrī Soul: State, Protestant Missionaries and the 'Alawīs in the Late Ottoman Empire
First communions of children, new hope for the Churches of Iraq and Syria
First stone of the future cathedral of the Assyrian Church of the East laid in Erbil
For Mideast Christians, this is not 'the most wonderful time of the year'
Forced Exodus: Christians in the Middle East
Fr. Ibrahim on the drama of Aleppo's Christians
French Christian group allegedly backs Syrian regime
From Polarization to Cohabitation in the New Middle East
Hassaké: Syrian Christians and Christmas in the shadow of a Turkish threat
How is Covid-19 affecting Christians in Syria?
How much longer will the Middle East celebrate Christmas?
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