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The woman's killing in a public square was the cruelest moment in the descent of this once proud city.
The pope asked Assad "to ensure that international humanitarian law is fully respected with regard to the protection of the civilians and access to humanitarian aid."
“I am very aware that my ethnicity is dying.”
Deep inside Syria, a bishop worked around the blurred edges of international law to save the lives of more than 200 people.
The plight of these children and teens highlights the growing problem of unaccompanied child migrants throughout Europe.
Emotions ran high when the church bell tolled for the first time in more than two years.
More than 100,000 Christians from the area had already left. The archbishop of Mosul begged the remainder to flee, too.“They [Kurdish fighters] left us alone, and we were few in number with no weapons, and we could do nothing to face the Islamic State,” said Banni. “We ran.”A
Jerome Donnelly
Trying to impose the will of the United States on Iraq (and now Syria) took a deadly toll, killing hundreds of thousands of civilians, destroying much of modern and ancient Iraq, sending into exile millions of refugees—and created ISIS.
Zahir al-Shurqat, Khaled Eissa and Almigdad Mojalli (left to right), three journalists who were killed reporting stories many Americans chose not to read.
Where we choose to click and what we choose to read matters. Collecting these stories cost some people their lives. Why not honor that sacrifice?
Middle East Christians are "being erased from their homelands, probably in all of our lifetimes," said Elizabeth Prodromou of the Center for American Progress.