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International Fellowship Aids Persecuted Syrian Druze, Christians
In July 2024, jihadist attacks in southern Syria killed at least 1,400 Druze and Christians, prompting the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews to deliver emergency aid, including medical supplies and ambulances, coordinated with the Israeli Defense Forces; at least 30 villages were damag...
International Fellowship Aids Persecuted Syrian Druze, Christians
In July 2024, jihadist attacks in southern Syria killed at least 1,400 Druze and Christians, prompting the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews to deliver emergency aid, including medical supplies and ambulances, coordinated with the Israeli Defense Forces; at least 30 villages were damag...
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56% Bias Score


Rise in Harassment of Christians in Jerusalem Prompts Knesset Inquiry
The Knesset's Immigration, Absorption, and Diaspora Affairs Committee met to discuss the rise in harassment against Christians in Jerusalem's Old City, with 20 incidents reported in April 2025 alone, following over 100 in 2024, prompting concerns about religious freedom and Israel's international im...
Rise in Harassment of Christians in Jerusalem Prompts Knesset Inquiry
The Knesset's Immigration, Absorption, and Diaspora Affairs Committee met to discuss the rise in harassment against Christians in Jerusalem's Old City, with 20 incidents reported in April 2025 alone, following over 100 in 2024, prompting concerns about religious freedom and Israel's international im...
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28% Bias Score


Trump Urged to Halt Deportation of Afghan Christians Facing Death
The Department of Homeland Security will terminate humanitarian parole for roughly 9,000 Afghans, including hundreds of Christians facing death threats in Afghanistan, prompting calls for President Trump to intervene and halt deportations.
Trump Urged to Halt Deportation of Afghan Christians Facing Death
The Department of Homeland Security will terminate humanitarian parole for roughly 9,000 Afghans, including hundreds of Christians facing death threats in Afghanistan, prompting calls for President Trump to intervene and halt deportations.
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60% Bias Score


Post-Assad Syria: Christian Anxieties Amidst Violence and Uncertain Future
Following an attack on Assad loyalists on March 6th, retaliatory violence against Alawites caused civilian deaths, increasing anxieties among Syria's Christian minority, who constituted approximately 10 percent of the population before the 2011 conflict; the new government's assurances of religious ...
Post-Assad Syria: Christian Anxieties Amidst Violence and Uncertain Future
Following an attack on Assad loyalists on March 6th, retaliatory violence against Alawites caused civilian deaths, increasing anxieties among Syria's Christian minority, who constituted approximately 10 percent of the population before the 2011 conflict; the new government's assurances of religious ...
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44% Bias Score


Latakia Conflict: Conflicting Reports of Ethnic Cleansing
Clashes between forces loyal to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sara and Assad regime remnants in Latakia have resulted in conflicting reports: while the government claims to have repelled attacks, accounts from Alawites and Christians detail ongoing ethnic cleansing involving killings, arson, and public ...
Latakia Conflict: Conflicting Reports of Ethnic Cleansing
Clashes between forces loyal to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sara and Assad regime remnants in Latakia have resulted in conflicting reports: while the government claims to have repelled attacks, accounts from Alawites and Christians detail ongoing ethnic cleansing involving killings, arson, and public ...
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64% Bias Score


Shrinking Christian Population in Jerusalem Amidst Violence and Legal Disputes
The Christian population in Jerusalem has drastically decreased to under 2 percent, facing increased violence and legal challenges from both individuals and the city government, particularly targeting the Armenian Patriarchate and its property.
Shrinking Christian Population in Jerusalem Amidst Violence and Legal Disputes
The Christian population in Jerusalem has drastically decreased to under 2 percent, facing increased violence and legal challenges from both individuals and the city government, particularly targeting the Armenian Patriarchate and its property.
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48% Bias Score

Holy Land Christians Hope for Pope Leo XIV's Support Amidst Conflict and Discrimination
Holy Land Christians, numbering 230,000, welcome Pope Leo XIV, hoping he addresses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict's impact on their community, including discrimination, economic hardship, and emigration, through sustained engagement and support for Christian institutions.

Holy Land Christians Hope for Pope Leo XIV's Support Amidst Conflict and Discrimination
Holy Land Christians, numbering 230,000, welcome Pope Leo XIV, hoping he addresses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict's impact on their community, including discrimination, economic hardship, and emigration, through sustained engagement and support for Christian institutions.
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48% Bias Score

Israeli Christians Protest Netanyahu's Handling of Pope Francis' Death
Israeli Christians protested Prime Minister Netanyahu's response to Pope Francis' death, criticizing the lack of an official statement of sorrow, the deletion of condolence tweets, and restrictions on worshippers at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, demanding an investigation and apology.

Israeli Christians Protest Netanyahu's Handling of Pope Francis' Death
Israeli Christians protested Prime Minister Netanyahu's response to Pope Francis' death, criticizing the lack of an official statement of sorrow, the deletion of condolence tweets, and restrictions on worshippers at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, demanding an investigation and apology.
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40% Bias Score

Syria: Religious Persecution and International Inaction
The new Islamic regime in Syria, following Assad's overthrow, is violently persecuting religious minorities, especially Christians, causing displacement, cultural loss, and a potential genocide ignored by the international community.

Syria: Religious Persecution and International Inaction
The new Islamic regime in Syria, following Assad's overthrow, is violently persecuting religious minorities, especially Christians, causing displacement, cultural loss, and a potential genocide ignored by the international community.
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64% Bias Score

Syria Massacre Exposes New Regime's Failure to Protect Citizens
Following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime in December, over 1,000 Syrians, including Christians, were killed in a massacre last week, exposing the inability of the new Islamist government, led by former al-Qaeda member Ahmed al-Sharaa, to protect its citizens, prompting international conde...

Syria Massacre Exposes New Regime's Failure to Protect Citizens
Following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime in December, over 1,000 Syrians, including Christians, were killed in a massacre last week, exposing the inability of the new Islamist government, led by former al-Qaeda member Ahmed al-Sharaa, to protect its citizens, prompting international conde...
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64% Bias Score

Syria's Christian Population Plummets Amidst Regime Crackdown
Archbishop Jacques Mourad reports a drastic decline in Syria's Christian population from 1.5 million to 300,000 due to the civil war and the current regime's actions, including arbitrary arrests and executions, contrasting official rhetoric with on-the-ground realities and raising concerns about IS ...

Syria's Christian Population Plummets Amidst Regime Crackdown
Archbishop Jacques Mourad reports a drastic decline in Syria's Christian population from 1.5 million to 300,000 due to the civil war and the current regime's actions, including arbitrary arrests and executions, contrasting official rhetoric with on-the-ground realities and raising concerns about IS ...
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48% Bias Score

Jerusalem's Shrinking Christian Population Faces Violence and Legal Threats
The Christian population in Jerusalem has dropped to under 2 percent, facing violence and discrimination, including a potential eviction of the Armenian Patriarchate due to a retroactive tax claim, highlighting religious minority vulnerability in the city.

Jerusalem's Shrinking Christian Population Faces Violence and Legal Threats
The Christian population in Jerusalem has dropped to under 2 percent, facing violence and discrimination, including a potential eviction of the Armenian Patriarchate due to a retroactive tax claim, highlighting religious minority vulnerability in the city.
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52% Bias Score
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