Christians Are Being Cleansed from Every Place in the Middle East But One

Except in Israel, Christians across the Middle East suffer from lack of religious liberty, increasing persecution, and, in many places, expulsions and mass slaughter. Over the past century, their proportion of the population has plummeted from 20 to 4 percent, and many communities are on the verge of extinction. Gabriel Nadaf, the spiritual leader of Israel’s Aramean Christian community, writes: