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ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ (Mesopotamia) - Iraqi folk music. Heritage of the ancient Assyrian civilization of Mesopotamia. 6:15 - ancient Israelites led into Assyrian captivity (being punished by God for idolatry).
Music: Assyrian folk dance "Dabka", a line stamp dance popular among the Assyrians of Iraq and in neighbouring territory. Performed by Munir Bashir - Assyrian musician from Iraq. One of the local words for the dabka -- ashūriyya, which means "from Assyria".
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Assyria was a Semitic Akkadian kingdom, extant as a nation state from 2400 BC to 608 BC centred on the Upper Tigris river, in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq), that came to rule regional empires a number of times through history. It was named for its original capital, the ancient city of Assur. Nineveh was the later capital of the ancient Assyria.
6:14 - Assyrians lead ancient Israelities into captivity under king Sennacherib (5:48, 7:00) who ruled Assyrian empire in 705 -- 681 BC and whose capture of Judean cities is recorded in 2 Kings 18/13.
The Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Neo-Assyrian monarchs, Tiglath-Pileser III (Pul) and Shalmaneser V. The later Assyrian rulers Sargon II and his son and successor, Sennacherib, were responsible for finishing the twenty year demise of Israel's northern ten tribe kingdom. Sennacherib also invaded some parts of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. He records forty-six fortified towns captured from Judah, and presumably carried away into Assyria. Jerusalem was besieged, but not taken. The tribes exiled by Assyria later became known as the Ten Lost Tribes. The captivities began in approximately 740 BC, when the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and eastern half-tribe of Manasseh were carried away by one of the first successful Assyrian invasions. In 722 BC, nearly twenty years after the initial deportations, the ruling city of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, Samaria, was finally taken by Sargon II after a three year siege started by Shalmaneser V.
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A century on from the Assyrian Genocide ('Seyfo'), the Assyrian people again find themselves confronting an existential threat in the face of the turmoil, violence and uncertainty being unleashed across the region.
Writer Mardean Isaac spoke at Oxford University, where he once studied, discussing issues including the ethnic cleansing of the Assyrians of Syria and Iraq by the Islamic State and other extremist groups, the relationship between Assyrians and the Iraqi and Syrian states as well as the Kurdistan Regional Government and the emergent Kurdish led administration in north-east Syria, the role and position of the Syriac Churches (principally the Chaldean Catholic and Syriac Orthodox Churches and the Assyrian Church of the East) in relation to the crisis facing Assyrians, the direction of Assyrian political parties and security forces and the dynamic between the Assyrian diaspora and homeland populations.
The fate of the Assyrian people in their ancestral homelands is of course tied to the crisis facing the region as a whole, which forms the context of Mardean's discussion.
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Earlier this week, ISIS began an assault on the historically Assyrian Christian city of Qaraqosh in the northern Nineveh province, just east of Mosul. Kurdish peshmerga forces moved into the city to fortify it against a barrage of mortar shells. The city, though not officially located in the Kurdistan Regional Government, has become one of the disputed areas, as the Iraqi government has abandoned it and ISIS is vying for control.
Dozens of mortar rounds landed on the outskirts of the city Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of residents to flee towards Erbil. Assyrian Christians from Mosul had previously fled the ISIS takeover and were seeking sanctuary in Qaraqosh and in the nearby Christian city of Bartella.
Iraq's Assyrian Christians are some of the earliest converts to Christianity and are indigenous to the Nineveh plains. Of recent, they have suffered massacres and persecution owing to the instability sowed by the American invasion in 2003. Qaraqosh has always seen as a safe haven, especially for those periodically fleeing violence in Mosul, such as in 2008.
While the attack continued, VICE News was caught in a miles long traffic jam as many residents fled in fear with nothing but the clothes on their back. Peshmerga forces, fearing car bombs and hidden insurgents, meticulously combed through the traffic, and set up tense checkpoints, causing further chaos. We also travelled to the abandoned city of Qaraqosh to speak with residents who have remained there despite the attacks. They tell us why they've decided to stay and protect their city.
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Last August, a 28-year-old former US soldier traveled to northern Iraq where he joined the Assyrian Christian militia Dyvekh Nawsha which means “self-sacrifice” in Aramaic. It's a privately funded group numbering in the hundreds under the command of the Kurdish peshmerga that is fighting ISIS in northern Iraq and eastern Syria. Martin Himel reports.
- published: 20 Mar 2015
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The genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq continues in Syria.
ISIS attacked 35 Assyrian villages in northeast Syria in the Hassaka province. At least 9 Assyrians fighters were killed defending their villages. Up to 373 Assyrians were captured. 3000 Assyrians fled from their villages and are now in shelters in Hasaka and Qamishli.
None of the Assyrians want to return. This is what they have told their bishops.
Three weeks earlier, ISIS ordered Assyrians in the region of Hasaka to remove the crosses from their churches and to pay jizya (Christian poll tax), warning residents that if they failed to pay they would have to leave or else be killed (AINA 2015-02-03).
The list of atrocities against Assyrians in Syria is very long; it includes murders, kidnappings and the destruction of cultural resources, including churches and ancient Assyrian historical artifacts.
In Iraq it has been the same. With the first church bombing on June 24, 2004 there began a relentless, low grade genocide which culminated in the displacement of 200,000 Assyrians from the Nineveh Plain by ISIS. Where the population of Assyrians in Iraq was at 1.4 million in 2004, it has dwindled to 300,000 in 2015. Most fled to Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey --and now these same refugees will be forced to flee from Syria, along with the Assyrians of Syria.
ISIS has not only killed and displaced Assyrians in Syria and Iraq, it has destroyed the Assyrian cultural heritage. It has destroyed 118 churches in Iraq and 6 in Syria. It has destroyed Assyrian archaeological sites and historical artifacts in Iraq and Syria.
This is genocide -- there is no other word for it. This is the erasure of a nation from the land which it has inhabited for 6764 years.
Article 2 of the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide lays down the meaning of genocide:
In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:
• Killing members of the group;
• Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
• Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
• Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
• Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
To this we can add the destruction of the cultural heritage of a nation, including the destruction of secular and religious institutions and historical and archaeological artifacts.
All of these acts have been committed against Assyrians in Syria and Iraq in the last ten years.
It is ironic that the ISIS attacks on Assyrians in Syria is occurring in 2015, the centennial anniversary of the 1915 Turkish genocide of Assyrians, Greeks and Armenians, in which 750,000 Assyrians were killed (75%), 500,000 Pontic Greeks and 1.5 million Armenians.
This is not a coincidence. ISIS is pretty savvy and is historically informed. When ISIS pushed into the Nineveh Plain in Iraq last year, forcing 200,000 Assyrians to flee their homes, they began their invasion on August 7, which is the official Assyrian Martyrs Day, a day on which each year Assyrians remember their fallen.
How should the civilized world react to this? When a group destroys a nation it destroys the cultural heritage of the civilized world. When the Taliban destroyed the 2,500 year-old Buddhist statues in Afghanistan, the civilized world lost. When ISIS destroyed the walls of Nineveh, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Yazidis, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Shiites the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Assyrians the civilized world lost.
And now ISIS is destroying the very foundations of world civilization. It is in Mesopotamia where civilization as we know it began. Destroying Assyrian artifacts is ISIS's message to the world, that it aims to eradicate the very basis of its civilization because it is not Islamic.
There is no moral ambiguity in what is occurring -- ISIS is evil and the source of this evil is Islam.
The civilized world must find the courage to accept the force of its moral superiority and act on it. If it does not, the world will fall into shadow.
There is a dark veil falling on the world and it is Islam as embodied by ISIS. Who has the courage to lift this veil?
Please forward a link to this video to your congressman and anyone you know who wants to see an end to these gross human rights violations of Christian Assyrians in the Middle East. Thank you.
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Chicago Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq", Chicago, August, 2014.
Compiled by Vasili Shoumanov.
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Assyrians in Iraq are those Assyrians (also known as Chaldo-Assyrians) still residing in the country of Iraq. They are (along with the Mandeans) the indigenous people of Iraq, descending from the ancient Mesopotamians, in particular from the Akkadian peoples (Assyrians and Babylonians) and the Aramean tribes who intermingled with them from the 10th century BC onwards. Assyria existed as an independent state and sometimes empire in what is today Iraq from the 23rd century BC to the end of the 7th century BC, and then as an occupied but named entity (Athura, Asuristan, Assyria, Adiabene) until the late 7th century AD. Assyrians are a Semitic people who speak evolutions of the ancient eastern Aramaic dialects that have existed in Iraq since 1200 BC, and follow Eastern Rite Christianity which first appeared in the region in the 1st century AD, in particular the Assyrian Church of the East, Chaldean Catholic Church, Syriac Orthodox Church and Ancient Church of the East. The vast majority of Iraqi Christians are ethnic Assyrians.
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Iraq (/ɪˈræk/ or 
i/ɪˈrɑːk/; Arabic: العراق al-‘Irāq); officially the Republic of Iraq (Arabic: 
جمهورية العراق (help·info) Jumhūriyyat al-‘Irāq), is a country in Western Asia spanning most of the northwestern end of the Zagros mountain range, the eastern part of the Syrian Desert and the northern part of the Arabian Desert.
Iraq borders Syria to the northwest, Turkey to the north, Iran to the east, Jordan to the southwest and Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to the south. Iraq has a narrow section of coastline measuring 58 km (36 mi) on the northern Persian Gulf. The capital city, Baghdad is in the center-east of the country.
Two major rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates, run through the center of Iraq, flowing from northwest to southeast. These provide Iraq with agriculturally capable land and contrast with the steppe and desert landscape that covers most of Western Asia.
Historically, Iraq was the center of the Abbasid Arabic Islamic Empire. Iraq has been known to the west by the Greek toponym 'Mesopotamia' (Land between the rivers) and has been home to continuous successive civilizations since the 6th millennium BC. The region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is often referred to as the cradle of civilization and the birthplace of writing, law and the wheel. At different periods in its history, Iraq was the center of the indigenous Akkadian, Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian, and Abbasid empires. It was also part of the Achaemenid, Hellenistic, Parthian, Sassanid, Roman, Rashidun, Umayyad, Mongol, Safavid, Afsharid, and Ottoman empires, and under British control as a League of Nations mandate.
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3:07The Assyrian Fighters of North Iraq
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10:58Assyrian Genocide, Christians of Iraq facing extinction part (1) Church Attacks, Bombings in Iraq
Assyrian Genocide, Christians of Iraq facing extinction part (1) Church Attacks, Bombings in IraqAssyrian Genocide, Christians of Iraq facing extinction part (1) Church Attacks, Bombings in Iraq
Save Assyrian Christians of Iraq & middle East from 21st century Genocide. Edited by Ashoor Baba AmazonMP3. http://www.amazon.com/Pearls-Chants-Apostolic-Catholic-Assyrian/dp/B003Y3J7XQ/ref=sr_1_4?s=dmusic&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1429220923&sr;=1-4&keywords;=linda+george iTunes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/pearls-east-hymns-chants-holy/id385236117 -
9:47ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ - Assyrian folk music
ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ - Assyrian folk musicANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ - Assyrian folk music
ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ (Mesopotamia) - Iraqi folk music. Heritage of the ancient Assyrian civilization of Mesopotamia. 6:15 - ancient Israelites led into Assyrian captivity (being punished by God for idolatry). Music: Assyrian folk dance "Dabka", a line stamp dance popular among the Assyrians of Iraq and in neighbouring territory. Performed by Munir Bashir - Assyrian musician from Iraq. One of the local words for the dabka -- ashūriyya, which means "from Assyria". +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Assyria was a Semitic Akkadian kingdom, extant as a nation state from 2400 BC to 608 BC centred on the Upper Tigris river, in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq), that came to rule regional empires a number of times through history. It was named for its original capital, the ancient city of Assur. Nineveh was the later capital of the ancient Assyria. 6:14 - Assyrians lead ancient Israelities into captivity under king Sennacherib (5:48, 7:00) who ruled Assyrian empire in 705 -- 681 BC and whose capture of Judean cities is recorded in 2 Kings 18/13. The Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Neo-Assyrian monarchs, Tiglath-Pileser III (Pul) and Shalmaneser V. The later Assyrian rulers Sargon II and his son and successor, Sennacherib, were responsible for finishing the twenty year demise of Israel's northern ten tribe kingdom. Sennacherib also invaded some parts of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. He records forty-six fortified towns captured from Judah, and presumably carried away into Assyria. Jerusalem was besieged, but not taken. The tribes exiled by Assyria later became known as the Ten Lost Tribes. The captivities began in approximately 740 BC, when the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and eastern half-tribe of Manasseh were carried away by one of the first successful Assyrian invasions. In 722 BC, nearly twenty years after the initial deportations, the ruling city of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, Samaria, was finally taken by Sargon II after a three year siege started by Shalmaneser V. --------------------------- Made by Ukrainian friend of Assyrian people! Assyria and Ukraine - two great nations! -
79:52Mardean Isaac's lecture on 'The Future of Assyrians in Iraq and Syria', Oxford University, 05/06/15
Mardean Isaac's lecture on 'The Future of Assyrians in Iraq and Syria', Oxford University, 05/06/15Mardean Isaac's lecture on 'The Future of Assyrians in Iraq and Syria', Oxford University, 05/06/15
A century on from the Assyrian Genocide ('Seyfo'), the Assyrian people again find themselves confronting an existential threat in the face of the turmoil, violence and uncertainty being unleashed across the region. Writer Mardean Isaac spoke at Oxford University, where he once studied, discussing issues including the ethnic cleansing of the Assyrians of Syria and Iraq by the Islamic State and other extremist groups, the relationship between Assyrians and the Iraqi and Syrian states as well as the Kurdistan Regional Government and the emergent Kurdish led administration in north-east Syria, the role and position of the Syriac Churches (principally the Chaldean Catholic and Syriac Orthodox Churches and the Assyrian Church of the East) in relation to the crisis facing Assyrians, the direction of Assyrian political parties and security forces and the dynamic between the Assyrian diaspora and homeland populations. The fate of the Assyrian people in their ancestral homelands is of course tied to the crisis facing the region as a whole, which forms the context of Mardean's discussion. -
4:09Assyrian Song Iraq Christians الاشوريين الاشوريون
Assyrian Song Iraq Christians الاشوريين الاشوريونAssyrian Song Iraq Christians الاشوريين الاشوريون
Created by Moneer CHERIE. A collection of Old and Rare Assyrian photos. Mainly originals from my collection, few from the net and other sources. This Slide is a window to the past of a nation that stood the test of Time and is still in a War of Survival. -
6:39Christian City Under Siege: The Battle for Iraq (Dispatch 5)
Christian City Under Siege: The Battle for Iraq (Dispatch 5)Christian City Under Siege: The Battle for Iraq (Dispatch 5)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Earlier this week, ISIS began an assault on the historically Assyrian Christian city of Qaraqosh in the northern Nineveh province, just east of Mosul. Kurdish peshmerga forces moved into the city to fortify it against a barrage of mortar shells. The city, though not officially located in the Kurdistan Regional Government, has become one of the disputed areas, as the Iraqi government has abandoned it and ISIS is vying for control. Dozens of mortar rounds landed on the outskirts of the city Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of residents to flee towards Erbil. Assyrian Christians from Mosul had previously fled the ISIS takeover and were seeking sanctuary in Qaraqosh and in the nearby Christian city of Bartella. Iraq's Assyrian Christians are some of the earliest converts to Christianity and are indigenous to the Nineveh plains. Of recent, they have suffered massacres and persecution owing to the instability sowed by the American invasion in 2003. Qaraqosh has always seen as a safe haven, especially for those periodically fleeing violence in Mosul, such as in 2008. While the attack continued, VICE News was caught in a miles long traffic jam as many residents fled in fear with nothing but the clothes on their back. Peshmerga forces, fearing car bombs and hidden insurgents, meticulously combed through the traffic, and set up tense checkpoints, causing further chaos. We also travelled to the abandoned city of Qaraqosh to speak with residents who have remained there despite the attacks. They tell us why they've decided to stay and protect their city. Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenews Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicenews Tumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/ -
3:21Iraq Anthem In Assyrian
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7:10Former US soldier joins militia to defend Christian faith in Iraq
Former US soldier joins militia to defend Christian faith in IraqFormer US soldier joins militia to defend Christian faith in Iraq
Last August, a 28-year-old former US soldier traveled to northern Iraq where he joined the Assyrian Christian militia Dyvekh Nawsha which means “self-sacrifice” in Aramaic. It's a privately funded group numbering in the hundreds under the command of the Kurdish peshmerga that is fighting ISIS in northern Iraq and eastern Syria. Martin Himel reports. -
5:36Genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq Continues in Syria
Genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq Continues in SyriaGenocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq Continues in Syria
The genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq continues in Syria. ISIS attacked 35 Assyrian villages in northeast Syria in the Hassaka province. At least 9 Assyrians fighters were killed defending their villages. Up to 373 Assyrians were captured. 3000 Assyrians fled from their villages and are now in shelters in Hasaka and Qamishli. None of the Assyrians want to return. This is what they have told their bishops. Three weeks earlier, ISIS ordered Assyrians in the region of Hasaka to remove the crosses from their churches and to pay jizya (Christian poll tax), warning residents that if they failed to pay they would have to leave or else be killed (AINA 2015-02-03). The list of atrocities against Assyrians in Syria is very long; it includes murders, kidnappings and the destruction of cultural resources, including churches and ancient Assyrian historical artifacts. In Iraq it has been the same. With the first church bombing on June 24, 2004 there began a relentless, low grade genocide which culminated in the displacement of 200,000 Assyrians from the Nineveh Plain by ISIS. Where the population of Assyrians in Iraq was at 1.4 million in 2004, it has dwindled to 300,000 in 2015. Most fled to Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey --and now these same refugees will be forced to flee from Syria, along with the Assyrians of Syria. ISIS has not only killed and displaced Assyrians in Syria and Iraq, it has destroyed the Assyrian cultural heritage. It has destroyed 118 churches in Iraq and 6 in Syria. It has destroyed Assyrian archaeological sites and historical artifacts in Iraq and Syria. This is genocide -- there is no other word for it. This is the erasure of a nation from the land which it has inhabited for 6764 years. Article 2 of the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide lays down the meaning of genocide: In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: • Killing members of the group; • Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group; • Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part; • Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group; • Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group. To this we can add the destruction of the cultural heritage of a nation, including the destruction of secular and religious institutions and historical and archaeological artifacts. All of these acts have been committed against Assyrians in Syria and Iraq in the last ten years. It is ironic that the ISIS attacks on Assyrians in Syria is occurring in 2015, the centennial anniversary of the 1915 Turkish genocide of Assyrians, Greeks and Armenians, in which 750,000 Assyrians were killed (75%), 500,000 Pontic Greeks and 1.5 million Armenians. This is not a coincidence. ISIS is pretty savvy and is historically informed. When ISIS pushed into the Nineveh Plain in Iraq last year, forcing 200,000 Assyrians to flee their homes, they began their invasion on August 7, which is the official Assyrian Martyrs Day, a day on which each year Assyrians remember their fallen. How should the civilized world react to this? When a group destroys a nation it destroys the cultural heritage of the civilized world. When the Taliban destroyed the 2,500 year-old Buddhist statues in Afghanistan, the civilized world lost. When ISIS destroyed the walls of Nineveh, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Yazidis, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Shiites the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Assyrians the civilized world lost. And now ISIS is destroying the very foundations of world civilization. It is in Mesopotamia where civilization as we know it began. Destroying Assyrian artifacts is ISIS's message to the world, that it aims to eradicate the very basis of its civilization because it is not Islamic. There is no moral ambiguity in what is occurring -- ISIS is evil and the source of this evil is Islam. The civilized world must find the courage to accept the force of its moral superiority and act on it. If it does not, the world will fall into shadow. There is a dark veil falling on the world and it is Islam as embodied by ISIS. Who has the courage to lift this veil? Please forward a link to this video to your congressman and anyone you know who wants to see an end to these gross human rights violations of Christian Assyrians in the Middle East. Thank you. (put on screen: This video was made from a news article written by Peter BetBasoo of AINA, the Assyrian International News Agency and used with permission. Their web site is: www.AINA.org © 2015 All Rights Reserved. ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV -
10:14Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq"
Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq"Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq"
Chicago Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq", Chicago, August, 2014. Compiled by Vasili Shoumanov.
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ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ - Assyrian folk music
ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ (Mesopotamia) - Iraqi folk music. Heritage of the ancient Assyrian civilization of Mesopotamia. 6:15 - ancient Israelites led into Assyrian captivity (being punished by God for idolatry). Music: Assyrian folk dance "Dabka", a line stamp dance popular among the Assyrians of Iraq and in neighbouring territory. Performed by Munir Bashir - Assyrian musician from Iraq. One of the local words for the dabka -- ashūriyya, which means "from Assyria". +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Assyria was a Semitic Akkadian kingdom, extant as a nation state from 2400 BC to 608 BC centred on the Upper Tigris river, in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq), that came to rule regional empires a number of times through history. It was named for its original c... -
Mardean Isaac's lecture on 'The Future of Assyrians in Iraq and Syria', Oxford University, 05/06/15
A century on from the Assyrian Genocide ('Seyfo'), the Assyrian people again find themselves confronting an existential threat in the face of the turmoil, violence and uncertainty being unleashed across the region. Writer Mardean Isaac spoke at Oxford University, where he once studied, discussing issues including the ethnic cleansing of the Assyrians of Syria and Iraq by the Islamic State and other extremist groups, the relationship between Assyrians and the Iraqi and Syrian states as well as the Kurdistan Regional Government and the emergent Kurdish led administration in north-east Syria, the role and position of the Syriac Churches (principally the Chaldean Catholic and Syriac Orthodox Churches and the Assyrian Church of the East) in relation to the crisis facing Assyrians, the directio... -
Assyrian Song Iraq Christians الاشوريين الاشوريون
Created by Moneer CHERIE. A collection of Old and Rare Assyrian photos. Mainly originals from my collection, few from the net and other sources. This Slide is a window to the past of a nation that stood the test of Time and is still in a War of Survival. -
Christian City Under Siege: The Battle for Iraq (Dispatch 5)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Earlier this week, ISIS began an assault on the historically Assyrian Christian city of Qaraqosh in the northern Nineveh province, just east of Mosul. Kurdish peshmerga forces moved into the city to fortify it against a barrage of mortar shells. The city, though not officially located in the Kurdistan Regional Government, has become one of the disputed areas, as the Iraqi government has abandoned it and ISIS is vying for control. Dozens of mortar rounds landed on the outskirts of the city Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of residents to flee towards Erbil. Assyrian Christians from Mosul had previously fled the ISIS takeover and were seeking sanctuary in Qaraqosh and in the nearby Christian city of Bartella. Ira... -
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Former US soldier joins militia to defend Christian faith in Iraq
Last August, a 28-year-old former US soldier traveled to northern Iraq where he joined the Assyrian Christian militia Dyvekh Nawsha which means “self-sacrifice” in Aramaic. It's a privately funded group numbering in the hundreds under the command of the Kurdish peshmerga that is fighting ISIS in northern Iraq and eastern Syria. Martin Himel reports. -
Genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq Continues in Syria
The genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq continues in Syria. ISIS attacked 35 Assyrian villages in northeast Syria in the Hassaka province. At least 9 Assyrians fighters were killed defending their villages. Up to 373 Assyrians were captured. 3000 Assyrians fled from their villages and are now in shelters in Hasaka and Qamishli. None of the Assyrians want to return. This is what they have told their bishops. Three weeks earlier, ISIS ordered Assyrians in the region of Hasaka to remove the crosses from their churches and to pay jizya (Christian poll tax), warning residents that if they failed to pay they would have to leave or else be killed (AINA 2015-02-03). The list of atrocities against Assyrians in Syria is very long; it includes murders, kidnappings and the destruction of cultu... -
Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq"
Chicago Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq", Chicago, August, 2014. Compiled by Vasili Shoumanov.
The Assyrian Fighters of North Iraq
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Assyrian Genocide, Christians of Iraq facing extinction part (1) Church Attacks, Bombings in Iraq
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Save Assyrian Christians of Iraq & middle East from 21st century Genocide.
Edited by Ashoor Baba
AmazonMP3.
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Save Assyrian Christians of Iraq & middle East from 21st century Genocide.
Edited by Ashoor Baba
AmazonMP3.
http://www.amazon.com/Pearls-Chants-Apostolic-Catholic-Assyrian/dp/B003Y3J7XQ/ref=sr_1_4?s=dmusic&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1429220923&sr;=1-4&keywords;=linda+george
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Save Assyrian Christians of Iraq & middle East from 21st century Genocide.
Edited by Ashoor Baba
AmazonMP3.
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ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ - Assyrian folk music
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ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ (Mesopotamia) - Iraqi folk music. Heritage of the ancient Assyrian civilization of Mesopotamia. 6:15 - ancient Israelites led...
ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ (Mesopotamia) - Iraqi folk music. Heritage of the ancient Assyrian civilization of Mesopotamia. 6:15 - ancient Israelites led into Assyrian captivity (being punished by God for idolatry).
Music: Assyrian folk dance "Dabka", a line stamp dance popular among the Assyrians of Iraq and in neighbouring territory. Performed by Munir Bashir - Assyrian musician from Iraq. One of the local words for the dabka -- ashūriyya, which means "from Assyria".
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Assyria was a Semitic Akkadian kingdom, extant as a nation state from 2400 BC to 608 BC centred on the Upper Tigris river, in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq), that came to rule regional empires a number of times through history. It was named for its original capital, the ancient city of Assur. Nineveh was the later capital of the ancient Assyria.
6:14 - Assyrians lead ancient Israelities into captivity under king Sennacherib (5:48, 7:00) who ruled Assyrian empire in 705 -- 681 BC and whose capture of Judean cities is recorded in 2 Kings 18/13.
The Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Neo-Assyrian monarchs, Tiglath-Pileser III (Pul) and Shalmaneser V. The later Assyrian rulers Sargon II and his son and successor, Sennacherib, were responsible for finishing the twenty year demise of Israel's northern ten tribe kingdom. Sennacherib also invaded some parts of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. He records forty-six fortified towns captured from Judah, and presumably carried away into Assyria. Jerusalem was besieged, but not taken. The tribes exiled by Assyria later became known as the Ten Lost Tribes. The captivities began in approximately 740 BC, when the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and eastern half-tribe of Manasseh were carried away by one of the first successful Assyrian invasions. In 722 BC, nearly twenty years after the initial deportations, the ruling city of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, Samaria, was finally taken by Sargon II after a three year siege started by Shalmaneser V.
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ANCIENT ASSYRIANS of northern IRAQ (Mesopotamia) - Iraqi folk music. Heritage of the ancient Assyrian civilization of Mesopotamia. 6:15 - ancient Israelites led into Assyrian captivity (being punished by God for idolatry).
Music: Assyrian folk dance "Dabka", a line stamp dance popular among the Assyrians of Iraq and in neighbouring territory. Performed by Munir Bashir - Assyrian musician from Iraq. One of the local words for the dabka -- ashūriyya, which means "from Assyria".
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Assyria was a Semitic Akkadian kingdom, extant as a nation state from 2400 BC to 608 BC centred on the Upper Tigris river, in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq), that came to rule regional empires a number of times through history. It was named for its original capital, the ancient city of Assur. Nineveh was the later capital of the ancient Assyria.
6:14 - Assyrians lead ancient Israelities into captivity under king Sennacherib (5:48, 7:00) who ruled Assyrian empire in 705 -- 681 BC and whose capture of Judean cities is recorded in 2 Kings 18/13.
The Northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Neo-Assyrian monarchs, Tiglath-Pileser III (Pul) and Shalmaneser V. The later Assyrian rulers Sargon II and his son and successor, Sennacherib, were responsible for finishing the twenty year demise of Israel's northern ten tribe kingdom. Sennacherib also invaded some parts of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. He records forty-six fortified towns captured from Judah, and presumably carried away into Assyria. Jerusalem was besieged, but not taken. The tribes exiled by Assyria later became known as the Ten Lost Tribes. The captivities began in approximately 740 BC, when the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and eastern half-tribe of Manasseh were carried away by one of the first successful Assyrian invasions. In 722 BC, nearly twenty years after the initial deportations, the ruling city of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, Samaria, was finally taken by Sargon II after a three year siege started by Shalmaneser V.
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Mardean Isaac's lecture on 'The Future of Assyrians in Iraq and Syria', Oxford University, 05/06/15
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- Updated: 08 Jun 2015
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A century on from the Assyrian Genocide ('Seyfo'), the Assyrian people again find themselves confronting an existential threat in the face of the turmoil, viole...
A century on from the Assyrian Genocide ('Seyfo'), the Assyrian people again find themselves confronting an existential threat in the face of the turmoil, violence and uncertainty being unleashed across the region.
Writer Mardean Isaac spoke at Oxford University, where he once studied, discussing issues including the ethnic cleansing of the Assyrians of Syria and Iraq by the Islamic State and other extremist groups, the relationship between Assyrians and the Iraqi and Syrian states as well as the Kurdistan Regional Government and the emergent Kurdish led administration in north-east Syria, the role and position of the Syriac Churches (principally the Chaldean Catholic and Syriac Orthodox Churches and the Assyrian Church of the East) in relation to the crisis facing Assyrians, the direction of Assyrian political parties and security forces and the dynamic between the Assyrian diaspora and homeland populations.
The fate of the Assyrian people in their ancestral homelands is of course tied to the crisis facing the region as a whole, which forms the context of Mardean's discussion.
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A century on from the Assyrian Genocide ('Seyfo'), the Assyrian people again find themselves confronting an existential threat in the face of the turmoil, violence and uncertainty being unleashed across the region.
Writer Mardean Isaac spoke at Oxford University, where he once studied, discussing issues including the ethnic cleansing of the Assyrians of Syria and Iraq by the Islamic State and other extremist groups, the relationship between Assyrians and the Iraqi and Syrian states as well as the Kurdistan Regional Government and the emergent Kurdish led administration in north-east Syria, the role and position of the Syriac Churches (principally the Chaldean Catholic and Syriac Orthodox Churches and the Assyrian Church of the East) in relation to the crisis facing Assyrians, the direction of Assyrian political parties and security forces and the dynamic between the Assyrian diaspora and homeland populations.
The fate of the Assyrian people in their ancestral homelands is of course tied to the crisis facing the region as a whole, which forms the context of Mardean's discussion.
- published: 08 Jun 2015
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Assyrian Song Iraq Christians الاشوريين الاشوريون
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 24 Oct 2009
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Created by Moneer CHERIE. A collection of Old and Rare Assyrian photos. Mainly originals from my collection, few from the net and other sources. This Slide is a...
Created by Moneer CHERIE. A collection of Old and Rare Assyrian photos. Mainly originals from my collection, few from the net and other sources. This Slide is a window to the past of a nation that stood the test of Time and is still in a War of Survival.
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Christian City Under Siege: The Battle for Iraq (Dispatch 5)
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- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 27 Jun 2014
- views: 512788
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Earlier this week, ISIS began an assault on the historically Assyrian Christian city of Qaraq...
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Earlier this week, ISIS began an assault on the historically Assyrian Christian city of Qaraqosh in the northern Nineveh province, just east of Mosul. Kurdish peshmerga forces moved into the city to fortify it against a barrage of mortar shells. The city, though not officially located in the Kurdistan Regional Government, has become one of the disputed areas, as the Iraqi government has abandoned it and ISIS is vying for control.
Dozens of mortar rounds landed on the outskirts of the city Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of residents to flee towards Erbil. Assyrian Christians from Mosul had previously fled the ISIS takeover and were seeking sanctuary in Qaraqosh and in the nearby Christian city of Bartella.
Iraq's Assyrian Christians are some of the earliest converts to Christianity and are indigenous to the Nineveh plains. Of recent, they have suffered massacres and persecution owing to the instability sowed by the American invasion in 2003. Qaraqosh has always seen as a safe haven, especially for those periodically fleeing violence in Mosul, such as in 2008.
While the attack continued, VICE News was caught in a miles long traffic jam as many residents fled in fear with nothing but the clothes on their back. Peshmerga forces, fearing car bombs and hidden insurgents, meticulously combed through the traffic, and set up tense checkpoints, causing further chaos. We also travelled to the abandoned city of Qaraqosh to speak with residents who have remained there despite the attacks. They tell us why they've decided to stay and protect their city.
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Earlier this week, ISIS began an assault on the historically Assyrian Christian city of Qaraqosh in the northern Nineveh province, just east of Mosul. Kurdish peshmerga forces moved into the city to fortify it against a barrage of mortar shells. The city, though not officially located in the Kurdistan Regional Government, has become one of the disputed areas, as the Iraqi government has abandoned it and ISIS is vying for control.
Dozens of mortar rounds landed on the outskirts of the city Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of residents to flee towards Erbil. Assyrian Christians from Mosul had previously fled the ISIS takeover and were seeking sanctuary in Qaraqosh and in the nearby Christian city of Bartella.
Iraq's Assyrian Christians are some of the earliest converts to Christianity and are indigenous to the Nineveh plains. Of recent, they have suffered massacres and persecution owing to the instability sowed by the American invasion in 2003. Qaraqosh has always seen as a safe haven, especially for those periodically fleeing violence in Mosul, such as in 2008.
While the attack continued, VICE News was caught in a miles long traffic jam as many residents fled in fear with nothing but the clothes on their back. Peshmerga forces, fearing car bombs and hidden insurgents, meticulously combed through the traffic, and set up tense checkpoints, causing further chaos. We also travelled to the abandoned city of Qaraqosh to speak with residents who have remained there despite the attacks. They tell us why they've decided to stay and protect their city.
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- published: 27 Jun 2014
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Iraq Anthem In Assyrian
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Former US soldier joins militia to defend Christian faith in Iraq
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- Duration: 7:10
- Updated: 20 Mar 2015
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Last August, a 28-year-old former US soldier traveled to northern Iraq where he joined the Assyrian Christian militia Dyvekh Nawsha which means “self-sacrifice”...
Last August, a 28-year-old former US soldier traveled to northern Iraq where he joined the Assyrian Christian militia Dyvekh Nawsha which means “self-sacrifice” in Aramaic. It's a privately funded group numbering in the hundreds under the command of the Kurdish peshmerga that is fighting ISIS in northern Iraq and eastern Syria. Martin Himel reports.
wn.com/Former US Soldier Joins Militia To Defend Christian Faith In Iraq
Last August, a 28-year-old former US soldier traveled to northern Iraq where he joined the Assyrian Christian militia Dyvekh Nawsha which means “self-sacrifice” in Aramaic. It's a privately funded group numbering in the hundreds under the command of the Kurdish peshmerga that is fighting ISIS in northern Iraq and eastern Syria. Martin Himel reports.
- published: 20 Mar 2015
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Genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq Continues in Syria
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- Duration: 5:36
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
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The genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq continues in Syria.
ISIS attacked 35 Assyrian villages in northeast Syria in the Hassaka province. At least 9 Assyr...
The genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq continues in Syria.
ISIS attacked 35 Assyrian villages in northeast Syria in the Hassaka province. At least 9 Assyrians fighters were killed defending their villages. Up to 373 Assyrians were captured. 3000 Assyrians fled from their villages and are now in shelters in Hasaka and Qamishli.
None of the Assyrians want to return. This is what they have told their bishops.
Three weeks earlier, ISIS ordered Assyrians in the region of Hasaka to remove the crosses from their churches and to pay jizya (Christian poll tax), warning residents that if they failed to pay they would have to leave or else be killed (AINA 2015-02-03).
The list of atrocities against Assyrians in Syria is very long; it includes murders, kidnappings and the destruction of cultural resources, including churches and ancient Assyrian historical artifacts.
In Iraq it has been the same. With the first church bombing on June 24, 2004 there began a relentless, low grade genocide which culminated in the displacement of 200,000 Assyrians from the Nineveh Plain by ISIS. Where the population of Assyrians in Iraq was at 1.4 million in 2004, it has dwindled to 300,000 in 2015. Most fled to Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey --and now these same refugees will be forced to flee from Syria, along with the Assyrians of Syria.
ISIS has not only killed and displaced Assyrians in Syria and Iraq, it has destroyed the Assyrian cultural heritage. It has destroyed 118 churches in Iraq and 6 in Syria. It has destroyed Assyrian archaeological sites and historical artifacts in Iraq and Syria.
This is genocide -- there is no other word for it. This is the erasure of a nation from the land which it has inhabited for 6764 years.
Article 2 of the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide lays down the meaning of genocide:
In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:
• Killing members of the group;
• Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
• Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
• Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
• Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
To this we can add the destruction of the cultural heritage of a nation, including the destruction of secular and religious institutions and historical and archaeological artifacts.
All of these acts have been committed against Assyrians in Syria and Iraq in the last ten years.
It is ironic that the ISIS attacks on Assyrians in Syria is occurring in 2015, the centennial anniversary of the 1915 Turkish genocide of Assyrians, Greeks and Armenians, in which 750,000 Assyrians were killed (75%), 500,000 Pontic Greeks and 1.5 million Armenians.
This is not a coincidence. ISIS is pretty savvy and is historically informed. When ISIS pushed into the Nineveh Plain in Iraq last year, forcing 200,000 Assyrians to flee their homes, they began their invasion on August 7, which is the official Assyrian Martyrs Day, a day on which each year Assyrians remember their fallen.
How should the civilized world react to this? When a group destroys a nation it destroys the cultural heritage of the civilized world. When the Taliban destroyed the 2,500 year-old Buddhist statues in Afghanistan, the civilized world lost. When ISIS destroyed the walls of Nineveh, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Yazidis, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Shiites the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Assyrians the civilized world lost.
And now ISIS is destroying the very foundations of world civilization. It is in Mesopotamia where civilization as we know it began. Destroying Assyrian artifacts is ISIS's message to the world, that it aims to eradicate the very basis of its civilization because it is not Islamic.
There is no moral ambiguity in what is occurring -- ISIS is evil and the source of this evil is Islam.
The civilized world must find the courage to accept the force of its moral superiority and act on it. If it does not, the world will fall into shadow.
There is a dark veil falling on the world and it is Islam as embodied by ISIS. Who has the courage to lift this veil?
Please forward a link to this video to your congressman and anyone you know who wants to see an end to these gross human rights violations of Christian Assyrians in the Middle East. Thank you.
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This video was made from a news article written by Peter BetBasoo of AINA, the Assyrian International News Agency and used with permission. Their web site is: www.AINA.org
© 2015 All Rights Reserved. ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV
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The genocide of Assyrian Christians in Iraq continues in Syria.
ISIS attacked 35 Assyrian villages in northeast Syria in the Hassaka province. At least 9 Assyrians fighters were killed defending their villages. Up to 373 Assyrians were captured. 3000 Assyrians fled from their villages and are now in shelters in Hasaka and Qamishli.
None of the Assyrians want to return. This is what they have told their bishops.
Three weeks earlier, ISIS ordered Assyrians in the region of Hasaka to remove the crosses from their churches and to pay jizya (Christian poll tax), warning residents that if they failed to pay they would have to leave or else be killed (AINA 2015-02-03).
The list of atrocities against Assyrians in Syria is very long; it includes murders, kidnappings and the destruction of cultural resources, including churches and ancient Assyrian historical artifacts.
In Iraq it has been the same. With the first church bombing on June 24, 2004 there began a relentless, low grade genocide which culminated in the displacement of 200,000 Assyrians from the Nineveh Plain by ISIS. Where the population of Assyrians in Iraq was at 1.4 million in 2004, it has dwindled to 300,000 in 2015. Most fled to Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey --and now these same refugees will be forced to flee from Syria, along with the Assyrians of Syria.
ISIS has not only killed and displaced Assyrians in Syria and Iraq, it has destroyed the Assyrian cultural heritage. It has destroyed 118 churches in Iraq and 6 in Syria. It has destroyed Assyrian archaeological sites and historical artifacts in Iraq and Syria.
This is genocide -- there is no other word for it. This is the erasure of a nation from the land which it has inhabited for 6764 years.
Article 2 of the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide lays down the meaning of genocide:
In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:
• Killing members of the group;
• Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
• Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
• Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
• Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
To this we can add the destruction of the cultural heritage of a nation, including the destruction of secular and religious institutions and historical and archaeological artifacts.
All of these acts have been committed against Assyrians in Syria and Iraq in the last ten years.
It is ironic that the ISIS attacks on Assyrians in Syria is occurring in 2015, the centennial anniversary of the 1915 Turkish genocide of Assyrians, Greeks and Armenians, in which 750,000 Assyrians were killed (75%), 500,000 Pontic Greeks and 1.5 million Armenians.
This is not a coincidence. ISIS is pretty savvy and is historically informed. When ISIS pushed into the Nineveh Plain in Iraq last year, forcing 200,000 Assyrians to flee their homes, they began their invasion on August 7, which is the official Assyrian Martyrs Day, a day on which each year Assyrians remember their fallen.
How should the civilized world react to this? When a group destroys a nation it destroys the cultural heritage of the civilized world. When the Taliban destroyed the 2,500 year-old Buddhist statues in Afghanistan, the civilized world lost. When ISIS destroyed the walls of Nineveh, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Yazidis, the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Shiites the civilized world lost. When ISIS killed Assyrians the civilized world lost.
And now ISIS is destroying the very foundations of world civilization. It is in Mesopotamia where civilization as we know it began. Destroying Assyrian artifacts is ISIS's message to the world, that it aims to eradicate the very basis of its civilization because it is not Islamic.
There is no moral ambiguity in what is occurring -- ISIS is evil and the source of this evil is Islam.
The civilized world must find the courage to accept the force of its moral superiority and act on it. If it does not, the world will fall into shadow.
There is a dark veil falling on the world and it is Islam as embodied by ISIS. Who has the courage to lift this veil?
Please forward a link to this video to your congressman and anyone you know who wants to see an end to these gross human rights violations of Christian Assyrians in the Middle East. Thank you.
(put on screen:
This video was made from a news article written by Peter BetBasoo of AINA, the Assyrian International News Agency and used with permission. Their web site is: www.AINA.org
© 2015 All Rights Reserved. ...and view more videos on our website at: http://Clean.TV
- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 17924
Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq"
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- Duration: 10:14
- Updated: 14 Aug 2014
- views: 373
Chicago Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq", Chicago, August, 2014.
Compiled by Vasili Shoumanov.
Chicago Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq", Chicago, August, 2014.
Compiled by Vasili Shoumanov.
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Chicago Protests to support Assyrians in Iraq "Help to establish A Save Zone In Iraq", Chicago, August, 2014.
Compiled by Vasili Shoumanov.
- published: 14 Aug 2014
- views: 373
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Susan from Iraq Talks about Her Citizenship Interview (in Assyrian)
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Iraqi Refugees in Sweden: Two Assyrian Christians Speak
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assyrian Christians, made by independent filmmaker Ben Crowe (www.erafilms.co.uk) and MRG in Sweden, August 2008. The films were shot in conjunction with research interviews that took place for the MRG report "Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities" (launched 24th September 2009). About the films: Since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, minority communities, some of whom have lived in the country for more than two millennia, have faced targeted persecution including kidnapping, rape, murder and destruction of homes and businesses, because of their ethnic and religious identities. They form a disprop... -
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Interview with Oshana Mirza by Romeo Hanna - Assyrian Singer.
Interview with the late Assyrian singer Oshana Youel Mirza (1918-2009), born in Iraq and visiting from Canada. Conducted by Romeo Hanna in Sydney Australia, in September 2000. Filmed by John Homeh's Son and probably produced by John Homeh. -
Ashur TV Interview with Rabi Napoleon Pattoo, President of the Assyrian Aid Society Iraq 4 Of 7
By Bronet Garag Alamana The King Of Assyrian Mp3 Assyrian Chaldean Suryoyo Armenian Greek Afrikaans Alemannisch اغاني اثورية سوريا سورية المسيحية الأورثوذوكس السريان دمشق.Alemannisch Aragonés العربية Asturianu Azərbaycan Iraq Irak ژemaitėڑka Bikol Central ءهëàًٌَêàے ءهëàًٌَêàے (ٍàًàّêهâ³ِà) ءْëمàًٌêè বাংলা བོད་ཡིག Bosanski Sweden svenska hip hop rap/Algeriet,Alger Angola,Luanda Benin,Porto-Novo Botswana,Gaborone Burkina Faso,Ouagadougou Burundi, Bujumbura Bangui Centralafrikanska republiken,Djibouti,Djibouti Egypten, Kairo Ekvatorialguinea,Malabo Elfenbenskusten YamoussoukroEritrea,Asmara Etiopien,Addis Ababa Gabon,Libreville Gambia,Banjul Ghana,Accra Guinea, Conakry Guinea-Bissau,Bissau Kamerun,Yaoundé Kap Verde,Praia Kenya,Nairobi Komorerna,Moroni Kongo-Brazzaville,Brazzaville Kongo-Kins... -
Iraqi Refugees in Sweden: An Assyrian Christian Woman Speaks
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assyrian Christians, made by independent filmmaker Ben Crowe (www.erafilms.co.uk) and MRG in Sweden, August 2008. The films were shot in conjunction with research interviews that took place for the MRG report "Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities" (launched 24th September 2009). About the films: Since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, minority communities, some of whom have lived in the country for more than two millennia, have faced targeted persecution including kidnapping, rape, murder and destruction of homes and businesses, because of their ethnic and religious identities. They form a disprop... -
Assyrian Christians Protest For United Nations & American Intervention In Iraq - News Story
This afternoon more than 100 Assyrians held a rally and protest at the intersection of Briggsmore Ave. and McHenry Ave. in Modesto, California. They are calling for United Nations and American intervention in Iraq where tens of thousand people are being persecuted because they are Christian. We headed out to film the protest. In order to bring you these interviews with the men and women who joined in the protest along with footage from the demonstration. http://www.ModestoNews.org All Rights Reserved - Copyright 2014 -
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Fareed Yaqoob Interview, AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra
AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra Fareed Yaqoob discusses the Assyrian education system in north Iraq and its mission to preserve the Assyrian language. Mr. Yaqoob has been instrumental in translating school textbooks for over 61 Assyrians schools with thousands of Assyrian students in grades one through twelve. Since 1992, AAS-Iraq has supported and advanced the Assyrian education system even amidst existing hardships such as discrimination and misstatements against Assyrian communities in the history textbooks as required curriculum by Iraqi Kurdistan. AAS-Iraq continues to raise awareness about the current educational barriers in order to improve educational opportunities offered to Assyrian students who strive to become successful members of our community and nation. Become an AAS-...
Susan from Iraq Talks about Her Citizenship Interview (in Assyrian)
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- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 23 Apr 2015
- views: 1110
- published: 23 Apr 2015
- views: 1110
Assyrian Activist Nuri Kino Interviewed on Fox News Justice with Judge Jeanine
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- Duration: 3:45
- Updated: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 5510
A Demand For Action's Nuri Kino Interviewed on Fox News with Judge Jeanine to discuss the plight of the Assyrians of Iraq and Syria 02/28/15
A Demand For Action's Nuri Kino Interviewed on Fox News with Judge Jeanine to discuss the plight of the Assyrians of Iraq and Syria 02/28/15
wn.com/Assyrian Activist Nuri Kino Interviewed On Fox News Justice With Judge Jeanine
Iraqi Refugees in Sweden: Two Assyrian Christians Speak
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- Duration: 5:26
- Updated: 22 Sep 2009
- views: 1547
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assy...
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assyrian Christians, made by independent filmmaker Ben Crowe (www.erafilms.co.uk) and MRG in Sweden, August 2008.
The films were shot in conjunction with research interviews that took place for the MRG report "Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities" (launched 24th September 2009).
About the films:
Since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, minority communities, some of whom have lived in the country for more than two millennia, have faced targeted persecution including kidnapping, rape, murder and destruction of homes and businesses, because of their ethnic and religious identities. They form a disproportionate amount of those who have fled to neighbouring countries in Jordan and Syria, and those who have sought refuge further afield. Their very presence as communities in Iraq is now under threat and as they are spread thin across the globe, they face fresh challenges of keeping their families together and their ancient communities, traditions and languages, alive.
The small town of Sodertalje, Sweden has taken more Iraqi refugees than the whole of the USA and Canada combined. But the persecution they face in Iraq is not proving enough to win them safety in Sweden. A combination of forced return and incentives from the Iraqi and Swedish governments to promote voluntary return, as well as thorough knowledge of the specific problems minorities face, mean some are being refused asylum. All of those interviewed here however believe that return would be impossible.
For more information and to download the full MRG report ("Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities") visit: www.minorityrights.org
wn.com/Iraqi Refugees In Sweden Two Assyrian Christians Speak
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assyrian Christians, made by independent filmmaker Ben Crowe (www.erafilms.co.uk) and MRG in Sweden, August 2008.
The films were shot in conjunction with research interviews that took place for the MRG report "Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities" (launched 24th September 2009).
About the films:
Since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, minority communities, some of whom have lived in the country for more than two millennia, have faced targeted persecution including kidnapping, rape, murder and destruction of homes and businesses, because of their ethnic and religious identities. They form a disproportionate amount of those who have fled to neighbouring countries in Jordan and Syria, and those who have sought refuge further afield. Their very presence as communities in Iraq is now under threat and as they are spread thin across the globe, they face fresh challenges of keeping their families together and their ancient communities, traditions and languages, alive.
The small town of Sodertalje, Sweden has taken more Iraqi refugees than the whole of the USA and Canada combined. But the persecution they face in Iraq is not proving enough to win them safety in Sweden. A combination of forced return and incentives from the Iraqi and Swedish governments to promote voluntary return, as well as thorough knowledge of the specific problems minorities face, mean some are being refused asylum. All of those interviewed here however believe that return would be impossible.
For more information and to download the full MRG report ("Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities") visit: www.minorityrights.org
- published: 22 Sep 2009
- views: 1547
Teaching Assyrian at Schools in Iraq - تعليم اللغة الاشورية (السريانية)
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- Duration: 5:49
- Updated: 29 Mar 2010
- views: 6096
Ashur TV interview with Assyrians in Syriac school in Noharda, Iraq
تعليم اللغة الاشورية (السريانية)
Ashur TV interview with Assyrians in Syriac school in Noharda, Iraq
تعليم اللغة الاشورية (السريانية)
wn.com/Teaching Assyrian At Schools In Iraq تعليم اللغة الاشورية (السريانية)
Interview with Oshana Mirza by Romeo Hanna - Assyrian Singer.
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- Duration: 26:40
- Updated: 31 Mar 2014
- views: 1981
Interview with the late Assyrian singer Oshana Youel Mirza (1918-2009), born in Iraq and visiting from Canada. Conducted by Romeo Hanna in Sydney Australia, in ...
Interview with the late Assyrian singer Oshana Youel Mirza (1918-2009), born in Iraq and visiting from Canada. Conducted by Romeo Hanna in Sydney Australia, in September 2000. Filmed by John Homeh's Son and probably produced by John Homeh.
wn.com/Interview With Oshana Mirza By Romeo Hanna Assyrian Singer.
Ashur TV Interview with Rabi Napoleon Pattoo, President of the Assyrian Aid Society Iraq 4 Of 7
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- Duration: 9:55
- Updated: 02 Mar 2011
- views: 137
By Bronet Garag Alamana The King Of Assyrian Mp3 Assyrian Chaldean Suryoyo Armenian Greek Afrikaans Alemannisch اغاني اثورية سوريا سورية المسيحية الأورثوذوكس ال...
By Bronet Garag Alamana The King Of Assyrian Mp3 Assyrian Chaldean Suryoyo Armenian Greek Afrikaans Alemannisch اغاني اثورية سوريا سورية المسيحية الأورثوذوكس السريان دمشق.Alemannisch Aragonés العربية Asturianu Azərbaycan Iraq Irak ژemaitėڑka Bikol Central ءهëàًٌَêàے ءهëàًٌَêàے (ٍàًàّêهâ³ِà) ءْëمàًٌêè বাংলা བོད་ཡིག Bosanski Sweden svenska hip hop rap/Algeriet,Alger Angola,Luanda Benin,Porto-Novo Botswana,Gaborone Burkina Faso,Ouagadougou Burundi, Bujumbura Bangui Centralafrikanska republiken,Djibouti,Djibouti Egypten, Kairo Ekvatorialguinea,Malabo Elfenbenskusten YamoussoukroEritrea,Asmara Etiopien,Addis Ababa Gabon,Libreville Gambia,Banjul Ghana,Accra Guinea, Conakry Guinea-Bissau,Bissau Kamerun,Yaoundé
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Lesotho,Maseru Liberia,Monrovia Libyen,Tripoli Madagaskar,Antananarivo Malawi,Lilongwe Mali,Bamako
Marocko,Rabat Mauretanien,Nouakchott Mauritius,Port Louis Mayotte,Dzaoudzi Mocambique,Maputo Kurdistan
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Seychellerna,Victoria Sierra Leone,Freetown Somalia, Mogadishu Sudan,Khartoum Swaziland,Mbabane Sydafrika,Pretoria Tanzania,Dodoma Tchad,N'Djamena Togo,Lomé Tunisien,Tunis Uganda, Kampala Vنstsahara,Al-Ayun Zambia,Lusaka Zimbabwe,Harare Afghanistan,Kabul Amerikanska Jungfruِarna,Charlotte Amalie Armenien,Jerevan Azerbajdzjan,Baku Bahrain,Fox Manama Bangladesh,Dhaka Bhutan,Thimphu,Bandar Seri Begawan Brunei Cypern,Nicosia Filippinerna,Manila
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Kambodja,Phnom Penh Kazakstan,Astana Kina,Peking
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Malaysia,Kuala Lumpur Maldiverna,Malé Mongoliet,Atour Ulaanbaatar Myanmar(Burma),Naypyidaw Nepal,Dohok Kathmandu Nordkorea,Pyongyang Nordmarianerna, Saipan Oman,Muskat Pakistan,Islamabad Qatar,Doha
Saudiarabien,Riyadh Singapore,Singapore Sri Lanka, Colombo Sydkorea,SeoulSyrien,Damaskus Tadzjikistan,Dusjanbe Taiwan,Taipei Thailand,Bangkok Turkmenistan,Asjchabad¨Uzbekistan,Tasjkent Vietnam,Hanoi ضsttimor,Dili Albanien, Tirana Andorra, Andorra La Vella Belgien,Bryssel Bosnien Hercegovina Sarajevo Bulgarien Sofia Danmark,Kِpenhamn Estland, Tallinn Finland,Helsingfors Frankrike,Paris Fنrِarna Tَrshavn Gibraltar,Gibraltar Town Grekland,Aten Irland Dublin Island,Reykjavيk Italien,Rom Kroatien,Zagreb
Lettland, Riga Liechtenstein,Vaduz Litauen,Vilnius
Luxemburg, Makedonien,Skopje Malta,Valletta
Moldavien, Chisinau Monaco,Monaco Montenegro Podgorica Nederlنnderna,Amsterdam Norge,Oslo Polen, Warszawa Portugal,Lissabon Rumنnien,Bukarest
Ryssland, Moskva San Marino,Schweiz,Bern Serbien Belgrad Slovakien,Bratislava Slovenien,Ljubljana Spanien,Madrid Storbritannien,London Sverige,Stockholm
Tjeckien,Prag Turkiet,Ankara Tyskland,Berlin Ukraina,Kiev
Ungern,Budapest Vatikanstaten,Vatikanstaden Vitryssland,Minsk ضsterrike,Wien Anguilla,The Valley
Antigua Barbuda,Saint John's Aruba,Oranjestad Bahamas Nassau Barbados,Bridgetown Belize,Belmopan Bermuda Hamilton Brittiska Jungfruِarna,Road Town Caymanِarna,Georgetown Costa Rica,San José Dominica,Roseau Dominikanska republiken,Santo Domingo El Salvador,San Salvador Grenada,Saint George's Grِnland,Nuuk Guadeloupe,Basse-Terre
Guatemala,Guatemala City Haiti,Port-au-Prince Honduras Tegucigalpa Jamaica,Kingston Kanada,Ottawa Kuba Havanna Martinique,Fort-de-France Mexiko,City Montserrat Plymouth Nederlنndska Antillerna,Willemstad Nicaragua Managua Panama,Panama City Puerto Rico,San Juan
Saint Kitts Nevis,Basseterre Saint Lucia,Castries
Saint Vincent Grenadinerna,Kingstown Saint-Pierre Miquelon,Trinidad och Tobago,Port of Spain
Turks-och Caicosِarna,Cockburn town USA,Washington D.C.Wallis Futunaِarna,Mata-Utu Amerikanska Samoa, Pago Pago Australien,Canberra Cookِarna,Avarua Fiji Suva Franska Polynesien,Papeete Kiribati,Tarawa
Marshallِarna,Majuro Mikronesiens federerade stater, Palikir Nauru,Yaren Niue,Alofi Norfolkِn,Kingston Nya Kaledonien,Nouméa Nya Zeeland,Wellington Palau Melekeok Papua Nya Guinea,Port Moresby Pitcairnِarna Adamstown Salomonِarna,Honiara Samoa,Apia Tonga Nuku'alofa Tuvalu,Fongafale Vanuatu,Port Vila Argentina, Buenos Aires Bolivia,La Paz Brasilien,Brasilia Chile Santiago de Chile Colombia,Bogotل Ecuador,Quito
Falklandsِarna,Port Stanley Franska Guyana,Cayenne
Guyana,Georgetown Paraguay,Asunciَn Peru,Lima Surinam,Paramaribo Uruguay,Montevideo Venezuela Caracas Sweden svenska hip hop rap
wn.com/Ashur Tv Interview With Rabi Napoleon Pattoo, President Of The Assyrian Aid Society Iraq 4 Of 7
By Bronet Garag Alamana The King Of Assyrian Mp3 Assyrian Chaldean Suryoyo Armenian Greek Afrikaans Alemannisch اغاني اثورية سوريا سورية المسيحية الأورثوذوكس السريان دمشق.Alemannisch Aragonés العربية Asturianu Azərbaycan Iraq Irak ژemaitėڑka Bikol Central ءهëàًٌَêàے ءهëàًٌَêàے (ٍàًàّêهâ³ِà) ءْëمàًٌêè বাংলা བོད་ཡིག Bosanski Sweden svenska hip hop rap/Algeriet,Alger Angola,Luanda Benin,Porto-Novo Botswana,Gaborone Burkina Faso,Ouagadougou Burundi, Bujumbura Bangui Centralafrikanska republiken,Djibouti,Djibouti Egypten, Kairo Ekvatorialguinea,Malabo Elfenbenskusten YamoussoukroEritrea,Asmara Etiopien,Addis Ababa Gabon,Libreville Gambia,Banjul Ghana,Accra Guinea, Conakry Guinea-Bissau,Bissau Kamerun,Yaoundé
Kap Verde,Praia Kenya,Nairobi Komorerna,Moroni
Kongo-Brazzaville,Brazzaville Kongo-Kinshasa,Kinshasa
Lesotho,Maseru Liberia,Monrovia Libyen,Tripoli Madagaskar,Antananarivo Malawi,Lilongwe Mali,Bamako
Marocko,Rabat Mauretanien,Nouakchott Mauritius,Port Louis Mayotte,Dzaoudzi Mocambique,Maputo Kurdistan
Namibia,Windhoek Niger,Niamey Nigeria,Abuja Réunion, Saint-DenisRwanda,Kigali Sankta Helena,Jamestown Sمo Tomé och Prيncipe,Sمo Tomé Senegal,Dakar
Seychellerna,Victoria Sierra Leone,Freetown Somalia, Mogadishu Sudan,Khartoum Swaziland,Mbabane Sydafrika,Pretoria Tanzania,Dodoma Tchad,N'Djamena Togo,Lomé Tunisien,Tunis Uganda, Kampala Vنstsahara,Al-Ayun Zambia,Lusaka Zimbabwe,Harare Afghanistan,Kabul Amerikanska Jungfruِarna,Charlotte Amalie Armenien,Jerevan Azerbajdzjan,Baku Bahrain,Fox Manama Bangladesh,Dhaka Bhutan,Thimphu,Bandar Seri Begawan Brunei Cypern,Nicosia Filippinerna,Manila
Fِrenade Arabemiraten,Abu Dhabi Georgien,Tbilisi Guam, Hagهtٌa Indien,New Delhi Indonesien,Jakarta Irak, Ur Bagdad Iran,Teheran Israel,Jerusalem Japan,Tokyo jozo Jemen,Sana Jordanien,Amman Julِn,Flying Fish Cove
Kambodja,Phnom Penh Kazakstan,Astana Kina,Peking
Kirgizistan,Bisjkek Kokosِarna,West Island Kuwait, Kuwait City Laos,Vientiane Libanon,Beirut Macao,Macau
Malaysia,Kuala Lumpur Maldiverna,Malé Mongoliet,Atour Ulaanbaatar Myanmar(Burma),Naypyidaw Nepal,Dohok Kathmandu Nordkorea,Pyongyang Nordmarianerna, Saipan Oman,Muskat Pakistan,Islamabad Qatar,Doha
Saudiarabien,Riyadh Singapore,Singapore Sri Lanka, Colombo Sydkorea,SeoulSyrien,Damaskus Tadzjikistan,Dusjanbe Taiwan,Taipei Thailand,Bangkok Turkmenistan,Asjchabad¨Uzbekistan,Tasjkent Vietnam,Hanoi ضsttimor,Dili Albanien, Tirana Andorra, Andorra La Vella Belgien,Bryssel Bosnien Hercegovina Sarajevo Bulgarien Sofia Danmark,Kِpenhamn Estland, Tallinn Finland,Helsingfors Frankrike,Paris Fنrِarna Tَrshavn Gibraltar,Gibraltar Town Grekland,Aten Irland Dublin Island,Reykjavيk Italien,Rom Kroatien,Zagreb
Lettland, Riga Liechtenstein,Vaduz Litauen,Vilnius
Luxemburg, Makedonien,Skopje Malta,Valletta
Moldavien, Chisinau Monaco,Monaco Montenegro Podgorica Nederlنnderna,Amsterdam Norge,Oslo Polen, Warszawa Portugal,Lissabon Rumنnien,Bukarest
Ryssland, Moskva San Marino,Schweiz,Bern Serbien Belgrad Slovakien,Bratislava Slovenien,Ljubljana Spanien,Madrid Storbritannien,London Sverige,Stockholm
Tjeckien,Prag Turkiet,Ankara Tyskland,Berlin Ukraina,Kiev
Ungern,Budapest Vatikanstaten,Vatikanstaden Vitryssland,Minsk ضsterrike,Wien Anguilla,The Valley
Antigua Barbuda,Saint John's Aruba,Oranjestad Bahamas Nassau Barbados,Bridgetown Belize,Belmopan Bermuda Hamilton Brittiska Jungfruِarna,Road Town Caymanِarna,Georgetown Costa Rica,San José Dominica,Roseau Dominikanska republiken,Santo Domingo El Salvador,San Salvador Grenada,Saint George's Grِnland,Nuuk Guadeloupe,Basse-Terre
Guatemala,Guatemala City Haiti,Port-au-Prince Honduras Tegucigalpa Jamaica,Kingston Kanada,Ottawa Kuba Havanna Martinique,Fort-de-France Mexiko,City Montserrat Plymouth Nederlنndska Antillerna,Willemstad Nicaragua Managua Panama,Panama City Puerto Rico,San Juan
Saint Kitts Nevis,Basseterre Saint Lucia,Castries
Saint Vincent Grenadinerna,Kingstown Saint-Pierre Miquelon,Trinidad och Tobago,Port of Spain
Turks-och Caicosِarna,Cockburn town USA,Washington D.C.Wallis Futunaِarna,Mata-Utu Amerikanska Samoa, Pago Pago Australien,Canberra Cookِarna,Avarua Fiji Suva Franska Polynesien,Papeete Kiribati,Tarawa
Marshallِarna,Majuro Mikronesiens federerade stater, Palikir Nauru,Yaren Niue,Alofi Norfolkِn,Kingston Nya Kaledonien,Nouméa Nya Zeeland,Wellington Palau Melekeok Papua Nya Guinea,Port Moresby Pitcairnِarna Adamstown Salomonِarna,Honiara Samoa,Apia Tonga Nuku'alofa Tuvalu,Fongafale Vanuatu,Port Vila Argentina, Buenos Aires Bolivia,La Paz Brasilien,Brasilia Chile Santiago de Chile Colombia,Bogotل Ecuador,Quito
Falklandsِarna,Port Stanley Franska Guyana,Cayenne
Guyana,Georgetown Paraguay,Asunciَn Peru,Lima Surinam,Paramaribo Uruguay,Montevideo Venezuela Caracas Sweden svenska hip hop rap
- published: 02 Mar 2011
- views: 137
Iraqi Refugees in Sweden: An Assyrian Christian Woman Speaks
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- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 22 Sep 2009
- views: 1281
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assy...
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assyrian Christians, made by independent filmmaker Ben Crowe (www.erafilms.co.uk) and MRG in Sweden, August 2008.
The films were shot in conjunction with research interviews that took place for the MRG report "Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities" (launched 24th September 2009).
About the films:
Since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, minority communities, some of whom have lived in the country for more than two millennia, have faced targeted persecution including kidnapping, rape, murder and destruction of homes and businesses, because of their ethnic and religious identities. They form a disproportionate amount of those who have fled to neighbouring countries in Jordan and Syria, and those who have sought refuge further afield. Their very presence as communities in Iraq is now under threat and as they are spread thin across the globe, they face fresh challenges of keeping their families together and their ancient communities, traditions and languages, alive.
The small town of Sodertalje, Sweden has taken more Iraqi refugees than the whole of the USA and Canada combined. But the persecution they face in Iraq is not proving enough to win them safety in Sweden. A combination of forced return and incentives from the Iraqi and Swedish governments to promote voluntary return, as well as thorough knowledge of the specific problems minorities face, mean some are being refused asylum. All of those interviewed here however believe that return would be impossible.
For more information and to download the full MRG report ("Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities") visit: www.minorityrights.org
wn.com/Iraqi Refugees In Sweden An Assyrian Christian Woman Speaks
One of five hard-hitting short films featuring interviews with Iraqi asylum seekers and refugees from minority communities including Mandaeans, Yazidis and Assyrian Christians, made by independent filmmaker Ben Crowe (www.erafilms.co.uk) and MRG in Sweden, August 2008.
The films were shot in conjunction with research interviews that took place for the MRG report "Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities" (launched 24th September 2009).
About the films:
Since the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, minority communities, some of whom have lived in the country for more than two millennia, have faced targeted persecution including kidnapping, rape, murder and destruction of homes and businesses, because of their ethnic and religious identities. They form a disproportionate amount of those who have fled to neighbouring countries in Jordan and Syria, and those who have sought refuge further afield. Their very presence as communities in Iraq is now under threat and as they are spread thin across the globe, they face fresh challenges of keeping their families together and their ancient communities, traditions and languages, alive.
The small town of Sodertalje, Sweden has taken more Iraqi refugees than the whole of the USA and Canada combined. But the persecution they face in Iraq is not proving enough to win them safety in Sweden. A combination of forced return and incentives from the Iraqi and Swedish governments to promote voluntary return, as well as thorough knowledge of the specific problems minorities face, mean some are being refused asylum. All of those interviewed here however believe that return would be impossible.
For more information and to download the full MRG report ("Uncertain Refuge, Dangerous Return: Iraq's Uprooted Minorities") visit: www.minorityrights.org
- published: 22 Sep 2009
- views: 1281
Assyrian Christians Protest For United Nations & American Intervention In Iraq - News Story
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- Duration: 4:30
- Updated: 23 Aug 2014
- views: 1030
This afternoon more than 100 Assyrians held a rally and protest at the intersection of Briggsmore Ave. and McHenry Ave. in Modesto, California. They are calling...
This afternoon more than 100 Assyrians held a rally and protest at the intersection of Briggsmore Ave. and McHenry Ave. in Modesto, California. They are calling for United Nations and American intervention in Iraq where tens of thousand people are being persecuted because they are Christian.
We headed out to film the protest. In order to bring you these interviews with the men and women who joined in the protest along with footage from the demonstration.
http://www.ModestoNews.org
All Rights Reserved - Copyright 2014
wn.com/Assyrian Christians Protest For United Nations American Intervention In Iraq News Story
This afternoon more than 100 Assyrians held a rally and protest at the intersection of Briggsmore Ave. and McHenry Ave. in Modesto, California. They are calling for United Nations and American intervention in Iraq where tens of thousand people are being persecuted because they are Christian.
We headed out to film the protest. In order to bring you these interviews with the men and women who joined in the protest along with footage from the demonstration.
http://www.ModestoNews.org
All Rights Reserved - Copyright 2014
- published: 23 Aug 2014
- views: 1030
Assyria Today Special Live interview with Mr. Sami Bello Assyrian Activist in Alqosh Iraq
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- Duration: 67:29
- Updated: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 337
Fareed Yaqoob Interview, AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra
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- Duration: 32:46
- Updated: 04 Dec 2015
- views: 61
AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra Fareed Yaqoob discusses the Assyrian education system in north Iraq and its mission to preserve the Assyrian language. Mr. Y...
AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra Fareed Yaqoob discusses the Assyrian education system in north Iraq and its mission to preserve the Assyrian language. Mr. Yaqoob has been instrumental in translating school textbooks for over 61 Assyrians schools with thousands of Assyrian students in grades one through twelve.
Since 1992, AAS-Iraq has supported and advanced the Assyrian education system even amidst existing hardships such as discrimination and misstatements against Assyrian communities in the history textbooks as required curriculum by Iraqi Kurdistan. AAS-Iraq continues to raise awareness about the current educational barriers in order to improve educational opportunities offered to Assyrian students who strive to become successful members of our community and nation.
Become an AAS-A Lifeline member today so that we continue supporting AAS-Iraq and the Assyrian schools. Education is today the primary mission of the AAS-A and we ask you to support this work by donating each month through the AAS-A Lifeline Pledge Program.
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AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra Fareed Yaqoob discusses the Assyrian education system in north Iraq and its mission to preserve the Assyrian language. Mr. Yaqoob has been instrumental in translating school textbooks for over 61 Assyrians schools with thousands of Assyrian students in grades one through twelve.
Since 1992, AAS-Iraq has supported and advanced the Assyrian education system even amidst existing hardships such as discrimination and misstatements against Assyrian communities in the history textbooks as required curriculum by Iraqi Kurdistan. AAS-Iraq continues to raise awareness about the current educational barriers in order to improve educational opportunities offered to Assyrian students who strive to become successful members of our community and nation.
Become an AAS-A Lifeline member today so that we continue supporting AAS-Iraq and the Assyrian schools. Education is today the primary mission of the AAS-A and we ask you to support this work by donating each month through the AAS-A Lifeline Pledge Program.
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published: 31 Mar 2014
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Fareed Yaqoob Interview, AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra
AAS-Iraq Education Director Nuhadra Fareed Yaqoob discusses the Assyrian education system ...
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