Christians excluded from US report on IS genocide, didn’t make the ‘high bar’ of standards
“Sadly, few Christians in the West have any idea this is going on, and I was once just like them,” Moore confesses in his Fox News article after detailing the long history in the Middle East. “I wept as I heard their stories, and I wondered why Christians around the world weren’t incensed by it all. “
“If nothing is done, it is not impossible that all the Christians in Syria may be wiped out…If ISIS comes back we may be in danger of losing everything,” Jeanbart says.
“There is a fundamental threat to Christianity from ISIS. They have killed plenty of us. There is an existential crisis.”
ISIS atrocities against Christians became public in June 2014 when the jihadists stamped Christian homes in Mosul with the red letter N for “Nazarene” and began enforcing its “convert or die” policy.
Three Christian females sold in ISIS slave markets were profiled in a New York Times Magazine report last summer. ISIS rules allow Christian sabaya, that is, their sexual enslavement. Its magazine Dabiq explicitly approved the enslavement of Christian girls in Nigeria, and the jihadist group posted prices for Christian, as well as Yazidi, female slaves in Raqqa.
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