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a caliphate and impose sharia laws and they are already terrorizing minorities they set up what they call an islamic front as you know western similar western partners who are. even. play establishing contacts with them even though they are. very well know that this is very close to all news for in similar organizations. and we're worried because of that. regularly we see. incidence happening in syria where christians suffer serious to have soumillon of christians currently it at this probably less than a million years and we don't have reliable statistics but i think at least a million christians have fled the country there are refugees there are some well established facts like. there was a convent where terrorists. seized some nuns near. this is the only place in the world where the population speaks the language of jesus christ aramaic. and. from our contacts with christian communities in the country we know that they are very very worried because. of this research and how been living in this area for two thousand years. and. the government would solution. we need. to work out an agreement about

extremist objectives they want to set up a caliphate and impose sharia laws and basically they're already terrorizing minorities so they have formed what they call an islamicfront and some of our partners in the west are even flirting with it even though we know from our confidential contacts with them that they know pretty well that the organizations which formed the islamic front are not much different from. were these lamb extended over iraq and miliband this alarms us incidence of anti-christian violence are happening time after time before the crisis there were two million christians living in syria now there's probably less than a million left so we don't have reliable statistics but i believe it lists a million christians are now refugees we all know about the most outrageous incidents and your channel covered some of them sure there was an incident and sent tackler com and when nuns were taken hostage by terrorists this incident happened near the town of malula the only place in the world were people still speak aramaic the language of jesus christ. and we know from our contacts with christian communities in syria and throughout the region that the