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by Paul Goodman, Conservative Home: In 2003, Britain sent ground troops into Iraq. A hundred and seventy-nine of our troops were killed, up to a million Iraqis may have died, ISIS rose up from the ashes of the conflict, and Iraq moved...
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by Peter Hitchens, Mail on Sunday: Of all the strange, upset and postponed Christmases I have experienced in following my curious trade of journalism, the oddest was 20 years ago, when the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was captured by the...
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By Reine Hanna, UnHerd: Sixteen years after the disastrous invasion, and two years after ISIS were defeated, the community faces its end. The British Government’s Christmas message of solidarity with persecuted Christians is a welcome...
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by Cara Bentley, Premier: An Archbishop in Iraq has said he thinks Christianity is on the brink of completely disappearing in his country because of the effects of ISIS. Catholic Archbishop Bashar Warda of Erbil stated:...
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by Martin Chulov, Guardian: The church ceiling was still scorched and some cherished relics missing, but after five years of war and exile, their tormentors were finally gone. When the men and women of Iraq’s oldest Christian town...
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by Hollie McKay, Fox News: He is one of the world’s most prominent priests, but Canon Andrew White – known as the “Vicar of Baghdad” – has reached a painstaking conclusion: Christianity is all but over in the land where it all began. “The...
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