Despite having to leave their homelands, Middle Eastern Christians carry their faith & cultures with them wherever they go
على الرغم من اضطرارهم إلى مغادرة أوطانهم، إلا أن مسيحيي الشرق الأوسط يحملون إيمانهم وثقافاتهم معهم أينما ذهبوا
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🇵🇸☦ Sunday of Orthodoxy (first Sunday of the Great Lent) in the Church of Transfiguration in Ramallah, Palestine
احد الارثوذكسية في كنيسة تجلي الرب رام الله، فلسطين
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🇸🇾✝️ Palm Sunday celebration in Aleppo, Syria, as youth Christian scouts filled the churches with their beautiful traditions
احتفال أحد الشعانين في حلب، سوريا، حيث ملأ شباب الكشافة المسيحية الكنائس بتقاليدهم الجميلة
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🇱🇧✝️☦ Orthodox and Catholic Christians celebrating Palm Sunday together yearly in certain Lebanese villages
يحتفل المسيحيون الأرثوذكس والكاثوليك بأحد الشعانين معًا سنويًا في بعض القرى اللبنانية
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🇵🇸✝️ The festive procession of Palm Sunday from the Latin Holy Family Church in Gaza, Palestine
احتفالية أحد الشعانين من كنيسة العائلة المقدسة للاتين في غزة، فلسطين
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While we were in Syria last week, I received many messages from people who had questions about the Armenian community in Qamishli.
In short, Armenians in NE Syria enjoy full religious freedom. The same cannot be said for the very few Armenians living in Syrian territory occupied by Turkey, its SNA mercenaries, or its HTS/al-Qaeda partners.
As for feelings about the Armenian government, everyone has their own opinion.
And all living in Hasakah and Qamishli are now suffering the effects of recent Turkish bombing, deprived of their normal sources of water, gas, and electricity.
With @CoryPopp and @HoshangHesen