Will Christian Arabs left soon?
Their number has decreased since the Muslim invasion of the Middle East and North Africa in the 7th century, but the decline is accelerating now. Watch the Maghreb countries (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya), these nations are mostly Christian Berbers until the jihad and have larger Christian minority. Lebanon, which has the majority of Arab Christians there is only 50 years has more than 30% Christian. Egypt is now only 10% of Christians and Iraq's Christian population of 5% before the war, fell to less than 1% due to pursecution religious. Even their archbishop was killed. Why Muslims that? Please let them live in peace. Many live in the West. The Arab American population is 75% Christian according to the Arab-American Institute in Because of this pursecution in their homeland. What can we do? The old laws are still Muslim dhimmitude implemented in many of these nations, which means they are ashamed and publicly taxed more "protection". Help
Yes, the problem is that there will be Christians in the Arab Middle-Left East. You raise several interesting points, but you dig a little more. The problem in Lebanon is very complex. The Maronite Christians escalating civil war Lebanese Muslims against Shiites, and even some other groups of Christian minorities. Ultimately, they lost the war. Since then, two things have passées.-Des million Maronites moved to the United States and South America, Maronites, like most Christians in the developed countries have to have as many children as Shia, Sunni and small Christian sects. You can not blame Islam or Armenian Christians and Orthodox in Lebanon for the Maronites fleeing or have fewer children. Then, Iraq (Assyrian) Christian population has sunk significantly. Is religious persecution? I say no. It is political in the eyes of Al-Qaeda and other groups of Arab militias. Since GW and the GOP have tried to show all their works in Iraq as being lead by God, Muslims are backlashing cons that they see the Christian conspirators. Consequently, most Assyrians have fled for the safety of Syria, another Arab state, where they are protected. The fate of the Assyrians could easily be seen by the United States and its allies. But nothing has been done to protect the Assyrian Christians. Next, look at Palestine. Yes, it was squirmishes between Christians and Muslims Palestinian. But in general, the plight of Palestinians since the creation of Israel has nothing to do with religion. You've noticed almost all Christian holy sites in Israel / Palestine are on Palestinian land, not Israel? Some say that Hamas and Fatah are at the root of Christians. It is completely false. Most Christians who have left did so for one of two reasons. – Their houses have been lost after the invasion Israel. Thus, they left for the safety of Syria, Jordan or Egypt. – Either they have left because of economic difficulties imposed on all Palestinians under Israeli control Do not believe me? Listen to the Latin (Catholic) Patriarch of Jerusalem and its views on the situation of Palestinians Christians and Muslims together. The Patriarch of Jerusalem Michel Sabbah is appointed, a Catholic born in Palestine, and was appointed by John Paul II. http://www.christianpost.com/article/20021216/12309_Interview_with_the_Latin_Patriarch_of_Jerusalem:_Michel_Sabbah.htm It's a good article where the Patriarch of the Church in the Holy Land shows that what we in the West think it's hunt Christianity, Islam, is in fact not guilty. Q – Is it difficult being a Christian Palestinian in a predominantly Jewish and Muslim land? A Christians are part of society Palestinian, and Palestinians are Christians and Muslims. Nobody is going to flee because of the influence of Islam, but because of lack of work or political tension caused by the curfew. But there is no Muslim persecution of Christians, and in fact they share the same hope of one day having a state independent. Q – The Israelis, too, the object of attack. They are overwhelmed with continued acts of terrorism. A – If attacked, by whom? Israel occupies and attacks someone else's land and found strength. Israel is not being attacked. When Israel stops attacking and occupy [the] Palestinian territories, they do not undergo any further attacks cons. If Israel wants to end the violence, just stop occupation. I am 200 percent sure of that, and I have said repeatedly
