Church bells to ring once more this Easter in Iraq
The Christian community in Iraq is said to be one of the oldest continuously existing communities in the world. They have had a presence in this land as far back as Mesopotamia. In the last few years, the community has seen brutality and violence directed towards them. Those who survived fled, and for the first […]Imran Khan writes for Al Jazeera:
The Christian community in Iraq is said to be one of the oldest continuously existing communities in the world. They have had a presence in this land as far back as Mesopotamia.
In the last few years, the community has seen brutality and violence directed towards them.
Those who survived fled, and for the first time in its history, Mosul was left without Christians. This Easter, though, things have changed.
