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By Ariel Zohar

Recently, in Fairfield NSW, a memorial commemorating the Assyrian genocide was desecrated and sprayed with graffiti saying 'F**k the Jews, Armenians and Assyrians'.

US Threatens to Cut Payments to Iraqi Kurds If They Break With Baghdad

By Bryant Harris

Congress is threatening to cut funding for Iraq's vaunted Kurdish peshmerga fighters if the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) ends up splitting with Baghdad.

Iraqis Wonder What Will Follow Islamic State in Mosul

The collapse of the Islamic State in Iraq's second largest city seems a foregone conclusion, despite reports by the UN's refugee agency that about 100,000 residents of Mosul are being used as human shields and that the fighting is especially brutal.

Controversial Conference on Future of Iraq's Assyrians Begins in Brussels

Brussels -- In recognizing ISIS atrocities against Iraq's minorities as genocide, states are obliged to act, a Dutch politician told Iraq's Christians at a conference in Brussels in Wednesday that has been boycotted by several Christian organizations.

U.N. Goes Stealth to Help Rebuild ISIS-ravaged Iraq

By Kylie Atwood

U.S.-backed Iraqi forces are close to tearing the city of Mosul out of ISIS' stranglehold. Once they do, the sprawling city will join dozens of other towns and villages that need to be rebuilt virtually from the ground up.

ISIS in Lebanon: the Courage of a Christian Town on the Frontline of Jihad

By Andrew Doran

Qaa, Lebanon -- On the morning of June 27, 2016, Yosef Farris awoke, like most in the Christian town of Qaa, around 4:10am to the sound of an explosion. A policeman, he rushed toward the town center. On the way, he heard a second explosion. Then a third.