以色列军队毁坏叙利亚黑门山顶十字架
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就在数天前，以色列士兵在以军占领的戈兰高地黑门山顶部，毁坏了拥有数十年历史的十字架
这座十字架被当地基督徒用于纪念耶稣 带着他的门徒彼得、詹姆斯和约翰登上赫尔蒙山的山顶。每年 8 月 5 日，叙利亚的基督教朝圣者都会登上赫尔蒙山参加纪念活动。
在简报中，以色列士兵对此的解释是“当听到该地域被称之为“The Jesus” “The Cross”心生不满，因此将其破坏
https://twitter.com/yinonmagal/status/1869824846500376624?s=46
就在数天前，以色列士兵在以军占领的戈兰高地黑门山顶部，毁坏了拥有数十年历史的十字架
这座十字架被当地基督徒用于纪念耶稣 带着他的门徒彼得、詹姆斯和约翰登上赫尔蒙山的山顶。每年 8 月 5 日，叙利亚的基督教朝圣者都会登上赫尔蒙山参加纪念活动。
The soldiers’ explanation on why they did so:
“In the briefing, we are told that the point to which the climbers and the people are going to work and place things is at the top of the peak (it is literally a kilometer north of the highest UN post on the mountain) which they decided to call - listen carefully - "The Jesus" and why - because there is a cross there that was built there a long time ago and it marks the summit, the place there to this day is called - "The Cross"
We really didn't like it and were worried that from now on, no one would have a reason to see a cross there and call this place that...”
在简报中，以色列士兵对此的解释是“当听到该地域被称之为“The Jesus” “The Cross”心生不满，因此将其破坏
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In Damascus, threatening words against the Christian minority are spotted in a car. In Hama, someone using a Kalashnikov fired at the Greek Orthodox archbishopric. In a Christian village, a couple was killed during a "burglary" that ended with the man being beheaded. Source tells AsiaNews that Greek Orthodox are targeted because they are considered close to the Russians. Trappist nuns of A'zer note that in their area there is respect, but warn that releasing common criminals has created problems. Bishop Mourad: Beware of news on social media.
by Dario Salvi
12/19/2024
Milan (AsiaNews) – In recent days, a Christian cemetery has been vandalised, gunshots have been fired at the cross on an Archbishopric building, a car with threatening writings has been spotted, and a Christian couple was brutally murdered under mysterious circumstances.
These four incidents are not yet a pattern or trend, but they nevertheless constitute food for thought, and raise concern over the fate of Syria’s Christian minority, especially at a time of hope and uncertainty, in the wake of the ouster of the dictator, Bashar al-Assad, and the rise to power of the opposition led by the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) group, once affiliated with the al-Nusra front (formerly al-Qaeda).
Yesterday, in an interview with the BBC the leader of the group, Ahmed al-Sharaa, denied that he wants to turn Syria into a new Afghanistan, stressing that the two countries are different, with different traditions.
Speaking about the situation, an anonymous government source told AsiaNews that, “These attacks are more against Russia than Syrian Christians. The Greek Orthodox have been targeted, largely because they are the Christian group closest to Moscow, and have been linked to the Russian Orthodox Church since the 18th century."
Overall, “Russia has killed more Syrian Muslims than Assad. Russian air attacks have destroyed 50 per cent of houses and buildings.” It is no coincidence that “Russian military forces are leaving Syria because the new regime does not welcome them.”
https://www.asianews.it/news-en/Crosses-destroyed-and-a-horrendous-murder:-All-is-not-well-for-Syrias-Christians-62147.html
In Damascus, threatening words against the Christian minority are spotted in a car. In Hama, someone using a Kalashnikov fired at the Greek Orthodox archbishopric. In a Christian village, a couple was killed during a "burglary" that ended with the man being beheaded. Source tells AsiaNews that Greek Orthodox are targeted because they are considered close to the Russians. Trappist nuns of A'zer note that in their area there is respect, but warn that releasing common criminals has created problems. Bishop Mourad: Beware of news on social media.
by Dario Salvi
12/19/2024
Milan (AsiaNews) – In recent days, a Christian cemetery has been vandalised, gunshots have been fired at the cross on an Archbishopric building, a car with threatening writings has been spotted, and a Christian couple was brutally murdered under mysterious circumstances.
These four incidents are not yet a pattern or trend, but they nevertheless constitute food for thought, and raise concern over the fate of Syria’s Christian minority, especially at a time of hope and uncertainty, in the wake of the ouster of the dictator, Bashar al-Assad, and the rise to power of the opposition led by the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) group, once affiliated with the al-Nusra front (formerly al-Qaeda).
Yesterday, in an interview with the BBC the leader of the group, Ahmed al-Sharaa, denied that he wants to turn Syria into a new Afghanistan, stressing that the two countries are different, with different traditions.
Speaking about the situation, an anonymous government source told AsiaNews that, “These attacks are more against Russia than Syrian Christians. The Greek Orthodox have been targeted, largely because they are the Christian group closest to Moscow, and have been linked to the Russian Orthodox Church since the 18th century."
Overall, “Russia has killed more Syrian Muslims than Assad. Russian air attacks have destroyed 50 per cent of houses and buildings.” It is no coincidence that “Russian military forces are leaving Syria because the new regime does not welcome them.”
https://www.asianews.it/news-en/Crosses-destroyed-and-a-horrendous-murder:-All-is-not-well-for-Syrias-Christians-62147.html
