Persecution and Civil War: The Life of Syria's Christians
Posted 2017-01-12 22:45 GMT



(AINA) -- The civil war in Syria has effected its Christian population -- Assyrians, Armenians, Arabs -- more than any other group. Before the war, which started in 2011, Syria's population was 10% Christian, or two million. Many have since left the country or have been pushed out by the "rebel" forces and ISIS.
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The following report details the impact of the war on Syria's Christian population.
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