US EditionChristian fears grow in Syria after deadly sectarian clashes
- Christians in Syria face increasing threats as Sharia law becomes the new standard for legislation following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad.
- Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is leading a five-year transition and has stated that Sharia law will be the main source of legislation.
- Several hundred religious minorities, including Christians, have been killed amid the rising Islamic hostility, according to Newsweek.
- A group of Christians in Syria has gathered to request protection from the European Union, Israel, and the United States amid rising sectarian violence.
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Syrian Christians Form Watch Group Amid Escalating Violence
In response to escalating violence in Syria, a group of Christian volunteers has organized to protect their communities. The group, Eagles of Antioch, consists of volunteers who stand watch over Christian neighborhoods in Damascus, safeguarding shrines, icons, and churches from potential attacks. Danial Georgios spoke to Fox News about the Eagles of Antioch and their role in the region. Gerogios stated: “We want to be represented. We no longer a…
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WWBLChristian watch group rises up to protect community amid growing violence in Syria
close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for March 23 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. FIRST ON FOX: The growing violent attacks and killings in Syria under the Islamist rule of the new regime led by Ahmed al-Sharaa have put the country’s Christian community on edge, with many fearing for their future. “The situation for Christians in Syria has reached a critical threshold, and I’d argue they’re…
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After the overthrow of dictator Assad, a period of uncertainty has begun for the Syrian minorities, but Christians also demand a review of the role of the churches during the Assad dictatorship.
Christians in Syria facing death threats, denied pay, fearful of what's coming next: watchdog
Syria's Christian community is fearful for the future following a wave of violence that left over 1,000 people dead earlier this month, as a watchdog group reports that starvation is being used as a weapon and Christian workers are reportedly being denied pay. #Syria #Christian #HayatTahriralSham
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